Sentence examples for seems inexorable from inspiring English sources

The trend seems inexorable, as Wal-Mart continues to grow in importance in the retail industry.

In any event, the downward trend for the two main channels seems inexorable.

But deindustrialisation in Britain and other rich nations seems inexorable and probably irreversible.

Mr Perry says he loses no sleep over it, and many voters feel the same.But the abolitionist trend seems inexorable.

Then, in a whirlwind so sudden it now seems inexorable, Ms. Gevinson became the darling of those she'd revered, like John Galliano, Miuccia Prada and the Mulleavy sisters.

Both Iran and Pakistan are thought to have benefited from North Korea's missile programme to develop longer-range missiles.The spread of weapons technologies seems inexorable.

Modi, whose rise from the ashes of 2002 has seemed inexorable.

The cuts, on the other hand, seem inexorable, and not only because Medicaid and Medicare budgets are strapped.

And, in fact this process towards a more equal society seemed inexorable, an almost natural consequence of an advanced democracy.

OVER the past century medicine has wrought so many miracles that progress has come to seem inexorable.

Then it is on to the late-night and late-late-night comedy shows.It is a partial reversal of a trend that seemed inexorable until recently.