Sentence examples for remains inevitable from inspiring English sources

Despite the (frequently commendable) advances that have removed death as a constant presence in our lives, it remains inevitable, and many of us are ill prepared when it comes.

As long as the passage from life to death remains inevitable and is associated with transformational distress, the appeal of aid in dying will not be based on fantasy.

Some other forms of measurement error in daily wage (level and/or change) remains inevitable, for instance, because of episodes of maternity or sick leave or because of adjustments in overtime hours.

Despite rapid changes of landfill technology from uncontrolled dump site to a highly engineered landfill for ultimate solid waste disposal method, generation of heavily polluted leachate remains inevitable (Cortez et al. 2011).

"While the use of stimulant 'club drugs' such as ecstasy can never be safe, and RSPH supports ongoing efforts to prevent them entering entertainment venues, we accept that a certain level of use remains inevitable in such settings.

However, like any other antimyeloma drug in the clinic, resistance towards bortezomib remains inevitable.

The promise of the green World is also false – "All soulless now, yet merry with the Spring!" – and therefore seems directly related to the handsome bodies of the first sonnet, whose souls were "poor and weak, slavish and foul …" But the realist in Rossetti understands that the journey to renewal remains natural, inevitable and still painfully desirable.

Even accepting that the majority of our readers are smart and well-informed, there still remains an inevitable problem that occurs whenever huge numbers of people vote for something: the most popular nominee – as opposed to the best qualified – always wins.

2, 3 Although radiotherapy and chemotherapy are very important in modern multidisciplinary treatment of rectal cancer, surgery remains the inevitable cornerstone for cure.

However, there remains an inevitable conflict between the cellular level and the individual level that drives the occurrence of cancer (Michod 1996; Nunney 1999a).

With that issue left pleasantly unsettled to the apparent satisfaction of everybody, all that remains is the inevitable last big job.