Sentence examples for unavoidable of from inspiring English sources

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.

There are also a handful of hypothetical designs, the most unavoidable of which are the large, green plastic objects called Designs for an Overpopulated Planet: Foragers, formulated in 2009 by the British designers Dunne & Raby.

"We see Brexit as just one step in a process that is unavoidable of further referendums by other nations to exit the E.U.," Felix Zulauf, an investor who operates a hedge fund in Switzerland, wrote in a note on Monday, contending that "the damage" of Brexit "will therefore be far worse for the E.U. than for the U.K".

Another week, another unavoidable of debate about the UK's housing market which – after the weather and debating which A-road to take to avoid the traffic on some gyratory – seems to be the favoured conversation topic of one corner of England.

It is unavoidable of entering the fractions of applied insecticides into the aquatic ecosystems because of the application techniques for crop protection (Van Wijngaarden et al. 2005).

Meanwhile, Americans must learn to regard acts of terrorism as they do acts of God: unavoidable features of everyday life.

This uncertainty is an unavoidable aspect of management of cellulitis.

He said such leakage was "an unavoidable consequence of the lack of ground troops".

This would be an unavoidable consequence of the use of the system for some proteins.

This transformation of everyday life includes moments of magic, and an unavoidable experience of profound loss.