Sentence examples for to inevitable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Impossible to avoid or prevent.
- We were going so fast that the collision was inevitable.
Or must the industry face up to inevitable decline?
He vows the death penalty for anyone killing a police officer, to inevitable applause.
In Scotland, huge Labour losses to the SNP are close to inevitable.
Good risk management means encouraging both domestic production and trade to manage exposure to inevitable variation.
"We'll all have to be careful not to overreact to inevitable bumps," Mr. Aborn said.
From this moment, though, the relationship is on its way to inevitable destruction.
Due to inevitable escapees and deliberate releases, sightings in the wild are widespread.
Agreeing new regulations, though, are always a delicate process, due to inevitable international sensitivities.
Even so, my family's uneasy concessions to the wider American world led to inevitable tensions.
To Mr. Jobs, this statistic dooms everyone in the book business to inevitable failure.
The book only becomes harder and more affecting as the glorious Claudia declines to inevitable death.
