Sentence examples for think inevitable from inspiring English sources

As such, they are being raised by the British government as the potential sole survivors of nuclear war (which the authorities think inevitable).

It is ironic but, I think, inevitable, that as we have raised the profile of this historically weak and unsupportive treatment, in order to bring change, we have nonetheless made these weaknesses public.

It is, I think, inevitable that Stoppard's characters argue not just about machine intelligence, but about the possibility of altruism as humans experience it, rather than as evolutionary biologists can analyse it.

"The only thing I think inevitable about it is in the light of the unpopularity of what is being jammed down the throats of the American people, there will be a day of accounting.

It is easy enough to predict the gradual, and I think inevitable, decline of the local circulating library, but the library as museum, as the repository of things that will come to be viewed as objects of contemplation rather than strict utility – books to look at, and to look up in, rather than to read – for that there is, I hope, a secure future.

I think Inevitable starts to complete that arc of me getting more comfortable with a lot of that stuff.

The situation has quieted since, but it is thought inevitable that the Greeks will have to quit Egypt in years to come.

It looked like an electoral bribe, which could conveniently be dropped in the haggling of the new coalition that everyone thought inevitable.

Corruption disclosures were so rife this spring that it was thought inevitable that Klaus might finally be forced to move and adopt another policy, beyond his seemingly only stated belief, in "market forces".

ALTHOUGH the graying of the county's population is welldocumented, many symptoms commonly thought inevitable in the aging process are actually treatable and reversible symptoms of depression, say researchers at the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center.

Present spending patterns lower long-standing deterrence dictums that have prevented any and all use of nuclear weapons the past 65 years, avoiding what many thought inevitable.