Sentence examples for that become unavoidable from inspiring English sources

If the season ended now -- one of those hypothetical situations that become unavoidable as the postseason approaches -- the Giants would be in the playoffs as a wild-card team because of their loss to Dallas.

So far, Korea's restructuring has been no more than a huge, brief refinancing that became unavoidable when the country plunged into recession.

I try not to read or lend credence to the thousands of posts and messages I receive, but that becomes unavoidable when constantly popping up in my inbox and social feeds.

This summer has provided further evidence for a truth that has become unavoidable: football never sleeps.

"It became clear to me, or it was becoming clearer, that that appearance of impropriety has become unavoidable," Murkowski said.

To do so, Professor Reeves said, the center must recognize that patents have become unavoidable.

Isolationists and pacifists formed awkward alliances, until even the most ardent of them admitted that war had become unavoidable.

China has bluntly warned Taiwan's president, Chen Shui-bian, that "the use of force may become unavoidable" if Taiwanese leaders pursue efforts toward formal independence.

In his initial reaction, he pointed out flaws of the song, but said that the song "could become unavoidable if it gets traction on radio".

And he shrugged off the conflicts of interest among Wall Street analysts until that issue became unavoidable.

The story (and spoilers become unavoidable) is that Aladeen, the tyrant of a country called Wadiya (just to the northeast of Sudan), is developing nuclear weapons and is summoned to the U.N. to explain himself, lest he face military attacks from NATO.