Sentence examples for the ineluctable consequence from inspiring English sources
This is the ineluctable consequence of freezing the real value of the pension, while the country grows steadily more prosperous.The Labour government has made much of its pension changes: in particular the introduction of stakeholder pensions and the replacement of the earnings-related state second pension with a more expensive scheme aimed at poorer workers.
To an unbeliever, the ineluctable moment is a mystery of another kind: When and where will the grim terrorist strike?
Stalemate, impasse, roadblock was the ineluctable result of a crude in/out referendum dangling a dozen Brexit rainbows.
This is an ineluctable consequence of improving the computer models of climate change.
Our knowledge of our own mortality, he suggests, is a psychological spandrel an "ineluctable consequence of consciousness evolved for other reasons".
Politicians sign up to those policies claiming that they will not hurt, that the technologies needed to make everything all right are available off the shelf, and that there is no real alternative because the decarbonisation policies currently in play are in some way ineluctable consequences of climate science.
The failure of one-size-fits-all-regulation to, in fact, fit all; and the ineluctable law of unintended consequences.
The ineluctable truth is that Senate bill, like the House bill it largely mimics, would have immensely damaging consequences.
The ineluctable aw-shucks-ness of it all was overwhelming.
To an extent, it is the ineluctable weight of the Holocaust that allows her to engage such questions at all.
Given the ineluctable forces of fashion, today's Itacar?s tomorrow's Ibiza.
