All this made it inevitable that Kosovo, like Iraq, would be cited as justification for other adventures.
To argue as you do that "all this made it inevitable that Kosovo, like Iraq, would be cited as justification for other adventures" merely serves to reinforce the views of those who believe that the West is becoming geopolitically inept and unable to exercise effective global leadership.Much as I don't want to admit it, I am beginning to agree with them.
The character of the material covered in this article makes it inevitable that its content is of a rather technical nature.
What is it about this disease that makes it inevitable?
But she keeps yelling, "Don't you ever hit me again!" And it is that word, "again," that terrifies him, as if by uttering it she opens up the possibility that he has it in him to do this again even, somehow, makes it inevitable.
But she keeps yelling, "Don't you ever hit me again!" And it is that word, "again," that terrifies him, as if by uttering it she opens up the possibility that he has it in him to do this again — even, somehow, makes it inevitable.
Time, after all, makes it inevitable.
Change is rarely welcome, but in most organisations competition makes it inevitable.
In the long run this will make it inevitable to address macroeconomic issues, particularly the restrictions imposed on the public sector by the hiring freeze.
"I said to you in specific terms that if you went on acting in this fashion you would make it inevitable that the international community would have to act," Lord Ashdown said, as Mr. Milosevic challenged him during cross-examination.
