Sentence examples for this inevitably is from inspiring English sources

And this, inevitably, is going to mean more bad behaviour.

This, inevitably, is not how it all works out.

And for us it's very important, as fragile as it might be, to keep that.' This, inevitably, is when we start sobbing.

(This, inevitably, is already happening: as Andrea Leadsom excitedly pointed out in her recent Tory party conference speech, a young British entrepreneur, Leo de Watts, now sells glass jars of Dorset, Wiltshire, Somerset, Welsh or Yorkshire air for £80 each, mostly to the Chinese).

This, inevitably, was where it all got insanely heartfelt.

A side-effect of this, inevitably, was that we were out of step with each other.

The first casualty of this, inevitably, was Celtic's hapless young Norwegian manager, Ronny Deila.

This, inevitably, was the approach that was adopted and the results are clear for all to see.

Behind closed doors ministers use the worst possible epithets to describe their colleagues, before popping round to plot election strategies with them.The losers from all this, inevitably, are the people of Serbia.

This debate, inevitably, is shaped by the times.

And of course every skyscraper has to be discussed also as a financial and political act, since that is what every building of this scale inevitably is.