Sentence examples for somewhat inevitability from inspiring English sources
We still wring our hands and talk about the heartbreak of the victims whilst bemoaning the somewhat inevitability of "things" just happening when emotions are involved.
On the inflation report: There is a somewhat depressing inevitability that the Bank will have to revise its growth predictions down again in the light of the new data, raising the possibility of further action at the September meeting if the data continue to deteriorate in the next few weeks.
No, historically, killing Native people physically was never the battle; disease, huge population disparity, and the United States' commitment to brutal total warfare against Natives and superior arms made the physical victory somewhat an inevitability at some point.
"So this inevitability, I think, is somewhat offensive to people," he said.
"Surely I'm not the only one thinking that the inevitability of proceedings has somewhat marred an otherwise great tournament to date?" I have to say I agree Elliot, and Uefa have given no real explanation at all of the decision thus far.
In retrospect the fact that my parents used massive amounts of food to quell the inevitability of death seems somewhat problematic, but at the time I wasn't thinking about that.
The inevitability of Trump was made somewhat palatable by the bitter reality that a lot of people liked him no matter what, and that he remained competitive in the polls with Clinton.
With a certain crushing inevitability, LaBute in person is polite, friendly – and, for a serial killer, somewhat squeamish.
She hedged her praise somewhat by suggesting she was going with Mr. Gingrich to prolong the Republican contest — in other words, to head off the inevitability of Mitt Romney's coronation should he win handily in South Carolina.
The inevitability of death.
more air of inevitability.
