Sentence examples for seemed an unavoidable consequence from inspiring English sources

As a freelance music journalist in the early 1990s, torpor seemed an unavoidable consequence of fun times (too many gigs, too many indulgent late nights).

"Some in the medical field look upon these deaths as an unavoidable consequence of giving care.

He said such leakage was "an unavoidable consequence of the lack of ground troops".

Mass shootings may be an unavoidable consequence of life, but Donald Trump's cloddish buffoonery is not.

However, in his desire to seek a new challenge, relinquishing some home comforts is an unavoidable consequence.

Sad to say, the spike cannot be rationalised as an unavoidable consequence of the spectacular economic shock in 2008.

Any effective protest inevitably causes a degree of disruption and inconvenience: it is an unavoidable consequence of the right to protest, which is a cornerstone of our democracy.

This might be termed the permissive society, but can also be viewed as an unavoidable consequence of an obsession with free will.

Destroying it would have been no more than an unavoidable consequence of what I really hoped to achieve with the axe that night.

Walters says that price difference is an unavoidable consequence of the quality improvements and giving the Tianlang factory workers overtime pay and vacation time.

Federal officials said the reduction for Nevada was an unavoidable consequence of failed negotiations in California over how to divide water within Southern California.