Sentence examples for unavoidable evidence from inspiring English sources

It is unfortunate that baseball — management and union — contrived to duck serious testing until finally forced by Congress and unavoidable evidence.

There was unavoidable evidence in the summer of 2002 when superclub Cream announced they were shutting their doors in Liverpool, and Ministry of Sound closed their magazine, triggering a spate of "dance music is dead" articles in the press.

This was the first unavoidable evidence that the nature of the cell surface was different from the rest of the protoplasm, supporting the existence of the cell membrane.

Second, publication bias was unavoidable for clinical evidence, because the relevant data were extracted from non-randomized controlled trials.

He argues that they are also rooted in evidence, confront unavoidable trade-offs, and aim to help the poorest and most vulnerable members of society.

But the evidence is unavoidable: Millennials are entitled.

By 1929, the evidence was unavoidable that recession was becoming depression as a resulting of rapidly deteriorating international conditions.

Consequently, further refinement of the Anopheles gambiae genome annotation may require genome sequences of additional Anopheles species and, still, supporting experimental evidence seems unavoidable.

This summer has provided further evidence for a truth that has become unavoidable: football never sleeps.

Although the use of subjective terms is sometimes unavoidable in the context of risk assessment (e.g., to evaluate sufficiency of evidence), the decision whether or not it evidence is "convincing" should be left to the reader.

"There is compelling evidence that anaerobic digestion is the best solution for treating unavoidable food waste".