Sentence examples for unavoidable one from inspiring English sources
"Interesting, but unavoidable," one reader posted.
Not an angry divide, necessarily, but an unavoidable one; a divide of generations, convictions, conventions and therefore of styles.
The unavoidable one is that America is more beautiful in more places in so many ways than most Americans will ever know.
Crawford's last words—heard over the phone by his girlfriend were "It's not real!" Currently, Crawford's death is being treated as a tragedy by the authorities, but a mostly unavoidable one.
I mean, the basic act of human contact is unavoidable; one of the event's defining features is being thrust down dead-end roads into a horrible soup of drunk people.
Although IAVI managers thought having the occasional bad match may be unavoidable, one Fellow thought it was important to design a system for early termination of fellowships that don't seem to be working: "There should be a way to terminate the relationship, so as not to waste everyone's time and make others discouraged who hear about the waste".
They also may be seen as a partial solution to one of the show's abiding problems: its unavoidable one-sidedness.
Failures fall into three categories: preventable ones in predictable operations, which usually involve deviations from spec; unavoidable ones in complex systems, which may arise from unique combinations of needs, people, and problems; and intelligent ones at the frontier, where "good" failures occur quickly and on a small scale, providing the most valuable information.
In any case, suffering is not something to be sought, but, since it is unavoidable, when one does encounter it, one must learn to use it for good.
He reported in Sept. that at the end of the Koch 4-year plan the budget gap could be as high as 2 billion, because of the administration's omission of unavoidable obligations on one side of the ledger and its inclusion of some highly uncertain sources of revenue on the other side.
To a certain extent, this is no doubt true, yet doing so seems unavoidable if one wishes to gain an understanding of what goes on in organizations.
