Sentence examples for that inevitably from inspiring English sources

That inevitably creates confrontation with Britain.

That inevitably required some quiet revisionism.

Except that, inevitably, it's never as simple as that.

That inevitably means some sort of second phase in Syria.

That inevitably brutal change can take place in two ways.

"That inevitably creates resentment in the legislative branch".

That inevitably occurs when you don't talk to each other.

But doing that inevitably would attract political and union opposition.

That, inevitably, is in the eye of the beholder.

The question that inevitably arises is simply: why?

And, hobbled by a big budget deficit, that inevitably requires mobilising private capital.