Sentence examples for unavoidable because from inspiring English sources

But costs and benefits aside, uncertainty was unavoidable because it was real.

His assertion that the Iraqi war was unavoidable because "The World Trade Center was attacked.

College managements say cuts and job losses are unavoidable because of central government cuts.

The restriction may be unavoidable because of the network's deals with its affiliates, but it's irrational.

The government claims the cuts are unavoidable because the welfare state has been too generous.

Daw Mill's closure may be unavoidable, because of the appalling underground fire that still rages there.

In some cases, like Greece, that was unavoidable because their finances were in such a mess to start with.

But public anxiety is perhaps unavoidable because the mechanics of flight remain to many people a bit of a mystery.

Now Mr Blair seems to be saying that they are unavoidable because of US and EU pressures.

But the topic is unavoidable because its regulated markets have been the scene of several official investigations.

The company claims the accident in Ratzeburg was unavoidable because the bus swerved into the vehicle's lane.