Sentence examples for therefore inescapable from inspiring English sources
The gloves were humongous and, therefore, inescapable — athletes spend much of the parade waving to the crowd.
There is therefore an inescapable moral imperative for rich countries to take the first action, first, to avoid further damage by rapidly reducing their carbon emissions and secondly, to share their wealth and skills with developing countries to enable them to adapt to climate change and build their economies sustainably.
Human values and vagaries, both good and bad are therefore universal and inescapable.
The inescapable conclusion, therefore, is that a partial solution to climate change is no solution at all.
So there are two inescapable conclusions.
Mr. Brown said yesterday that a painstaking evaluation of Mr. Godineaux's mental capacity led him to the "inescapable conclusion" that Mr. Godineaux is retarded and therefore could not face capital punishment.
As Robert L. Heilbroner writes, "We turn to Marx, therefore, not because he is infallible, but because he is inescapable".
This 50th anniversary is, therefore, also a time of debate within Israel about whether the inescapable shadow of the past also makes it difficult to make peace in the present, and thrive in the future.
His presence is inescapable.
