Sentence examples for so much inevitable from inspiring English sources

Recent medical research shows that many of the ravages of aging are not so much inevitable as voluntary.

Failure is not so much inevitable as ongoing; and to sharpen this indignity, the drooping flesh is disfigured by the blood that nourishes it.

From this perspective the encounter is relatively unstable, and the orderliness of the consultation, or its identified 'phases' are not so much inevitable attributes of the consultation, but are 'brought about' or 'worked up' through interaction.

But overfishing is not so much the inevitable result of population growth as the outcome of perverse policies.

There was so much hype — inevitable word — over Nirvana and its demise that the music later seemed somehow buried beneath the ephemera it occasioned.

Recharging Offshore mysteries Surreal More bubble and squeak Correction ReprintsThe concern with asset-price bubbles is not so much their inevitable collapse, but that the imbalances they foster may later wreak economic havoc.

It's not so much tragic as inevitable.

When Kurt Masur and the New York Philharmonic rang in the millennium last year, the choice of the Ninth was not so much obvious as inevitable.

And it paints a persuasive picture of an American decline driven not so much by the inevitable rise of other powers as by "inconsistency" that has "cast doubt on our leadership".

But to a returning native, the new Peekskill is phantasmagorical in the way of actual dreams, not so much for the inevitable changes that come to any community over a period of decades, but rather because of a striking reorientation and an unexpected multidimensionality.

With so much commotion, change was inevitable, both within indigenous Southeast Asian religions and within Buddhism and Hinduism.