The politics is unavoidable, of course.
But politics are unavoidable, of course, particularly given the money and power at stake in "Rapt" and all its grandstanding politicians, snooping investigators and howling newshounds.
Some degree of food waste — plate waste, for example — is unavoidable, of course.
How does the government ensure that both jobs get effectively accomplished, when sometimes these twin goals seem headed on an unavoidable collision course?
If it's an emergency or the change is completely unavoidable, of course you can break a date, but be sure to give as much advance notice as possible and offer a very good explanation and an apology.
Some degree of maintenance is of course unavoidable.
His presence is, of course, unavoidable in Benjamin Markovits's essay on The Master, Colm Tóibín's fictionalising riff on aspects of James's career, though even here James informs the criticism rather than just providing the subject-matter of the novel.
Naturally, I feel terrible about the earthquake in Japan, something that was, of course, unavoidable.
I don't think a shutdown is unavoidable but of course they are running out of time," he said.
The unavoidable truth, of course, is that when the Biennale ends on Sunday, little of its manic energy and enthusiasm will remain here, either.
