Sentence examples for that has unavoidable from inspiring English sources

The part of Gatti's claim that has unavoidable meaning for readers is that Anita Raja's biography does not at all correspond to that of Elena Ferrante as gleaned from her novels, or as described in "Frantumaglia," a work of autobiographical fragments that first appeared in Italy more than a decade ago and which will be published in the United States on November 1st.

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

For long duration interplanetary manned missions the protection of astronauts from cosmic radiation is an unavoidable problem that has been considered by many space agencies.

The investigation of tissue that has been chemically treated is unavoidable in this scenario, and is likely to have small affects upon the biochemistry of the tissue.

However, our study has unavoidable limitations.

This misstep seemed to crystalise a unavoidable truth that had been present all along.

While some may disagree, these unavoidable categories that have emerged in our community are not completely segregated by neighborhoods or bars like most cities I have visited.

The bad news is that these devices have unavoidable limitations.

All of the nurses assumed that being patient advocate had unavoidable risks for advocators.

The combination of being prematurationally helpless but having unavoidable needs means that, over the course of physical and mental development, the infant must come to articulate its needs to bigger others.

Kenneth Jacobson, deputy national director of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), called publication of the work in Germany unavoidable, but noted that having it accompanied by explanatory text is important.