Sentence examples for unavoidable because of from inspiring English sources

This difficulty is unavoidable because of the way shareholder value is created.

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

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

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

But the mayor also said incidents like the one described in The Daily News might be unavoidable because of the amount of spraying that is taking place.

That excludes areas where capping is unavoidable because of physical barriers in the river, which could amount to another 10 percent of the project, it added.

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

Mr. Corzine said that the cuts, which he announced as he unveiled his $33 billion budget on Tuesday, were unavoidable because two decades of profligate spending had left the state on the verge of fiscal ruin.

It was unavoidable, because the whereabouts of the runaways — that is, both the lovers and their pursuer — could be discovered only with the help of the public.

Second, selection bias is unavoidable because certain types of people are inherently less likely to reply.

The lack of engagement with an interviewer provides no encouragement to respond and no opportunity for clarifications; participation rates are generally low, incomplete returns are common and selection bias is unavoidable because certain types of people are inherently less likely to reply.