Sentence examples for still inevitable from inspiring English sources

But those departures were still inevitable.

Still, inevitable gossip has been fanned about succession in this communist dynasty.

I just go on making him up, with a somewhat reluctant but still inevitable eye to his past "selves".

Leigh Halfpenny has confirmed he will be released – if selected – by his French club Toulon but disruption is still inevitable.

In fact that outsize sensitivity of the Arctic, noted today by Lubos Motl, makes it likely that we'll see larger swings in conditions there than in more temperate regions, where it is still inevitable that there will be cool spells in a warming climate.

Diving into the "does it mean anything" debate, Mike Lupica of The Daily News believes the Yankees' victory is still inevitable and should probably happen in the new Yankee Stadium anyway, while Foxsports.com's Bob Klapisch has the sneaking feeling the series has fundamentally changed.

It cannot be overstated how rubbish West Brom have been this term: a league-lowest 27 in the "goals for" column, 0.7 points per game, one taxi stolen on holiday in Barcelona and mere weeks to their still-inevitable relegation.

The b eleaguered-but-still-inevitable Democratic frontrunner, told an audience at Houston's Texas Southern University that she supports a broad expansion of voting rights—including automatic registration and a minimum 20 days of early voting in every state and called on Congress to restore parts of the Voting Rights Act that were stricken by the Supreme Court in 2013.

"A bailout could still prove inevitable".

But there's still an inevitable residue of disappointment.

The demise of the 6% commission may still be inevitable.