Sentence examples for the inescapable outcome from inspiring English sources
The inescapable outcome, says Lord Adonis, is that an entirely different approach will be needed to fund universities.
They are not the inescapable outcome of political circumstances.
He wrote that it was an "inescapable" outcome of the Supreme Court's ruling in the Citizens United case last year, even though the court specifically said the ruling was about allowing corporate expenditures through independent campaign groups.
Our results challenge the view that decreased performance is an inescapable outcome of sleep loss.
Trade liberalization as prescribed in theory - to enable or encourage Samoa to have an active participation in the global economy – was perceived as an inescapable outcome for Samoa.
In some cases, problematic body weight is not (or not primarily) the result of one's behaviour, but a largely inescapable outcome of a genetic constitution, a medical condition, or a medication regime.
This striking consistency across a number of different depleting tasks and outcomes points to the inescapable conclusion: self-control intensifies desire.
It's the inescapable question.
The inescapable facts are these.
The Inescapable Love of God, by Thomas Talbott.
The inescapable comparison is to Sade.
