Sentence examples for unavoidable problems from inspiring English sources

But just from sitting through the trial, it seemed clear to me that whatever unavoidable problems they had experienced, the police had also made some very avoidable mistakes.

A number of people I know have fallen behind simply due to poor organisation and unavoidable problems such as a lack of respondents for their research.

Some Indian commentators have groused that all the diplospeak about shared opportunities obscures the fact that the trip lacks a "big idea" to excite or elevate the relationship, even as big, unavoidable problems are seemingly being avoided.

These were unavoidable problems in resource-limited Zambia.

There are two unavoidable problems in the designing of electrodes of a micro-colloid thruster.

This step ensures that the required data are available in support of petrophysics and rock physics activities; it deals with improving well data which involve gaps correction and other unavoidable problems with gathered data.

Nothing except the basic and unavoidable problem.

She also faces the unavoidable problem of being 27 years old, a relative antique in a sport dominated by youth.

But Mr. Wu says the school has no plans to cut the size of its full-time faculty or its compensation or tuition — and tuition is an unavoidable problem.

In it he writes, "The potential for self-loathing comes from the unavoidable problem that one is engaging in a childish, fraudulent activity".

This may be an unavoidable problem but, to use a phrase that has been trotted out all too frequently on this tour, "it is not ideal".