Sentence examples for unavoidable reasons from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a few of those patrons had unavoidable reasons for leaving.

The insurance providers cite what they say are three unavoidable reasons for the rising cost of healthcare: medical inflation, customers' higher expectations, and the fact that regions that were previously off the expatriate map are becoming popular destinations.

The dialogue was suspended once again in July for what India's foreign ministry described as "unavoidable reasons".

"There are unavoidable reasons for inland diversions including estuaries such as the Dyfi and the topography of the land, such as the steelworks in Port Talbot".

In total, 12 isolates were selected for solid state fermentation, but in later stages, isolate RPW 1/1 was lost during experimentation due to unavoidable reasons.

However, on the scheduled day, the film was not telecast, with the channel putting up a message stating, "For unavoidable reasons we regret to inform that The Dirty Picture will not be telecast today.

But despite these positive signs, there's one heck of a huge elephant in the room — one unavoidable reason why it's hard to imagine Apple without Mr. Jobs steering the ship: personality.

We sincerely apologize for shutting down the service with unavoidable reason.

He said: "It's the oldest problem in the book that any employer or organisation who gets rid of someone for a very, very good and unavoidable reason then has to put up with them coming back and biting their backs to try and get revenge".

And honestly, if you're not a freelancer, or someone that HAS TO travel to the states for work, or relationships, or some other unavoidable reason... you can just stop reading this right now, because that's really solid advice.

If for any unavoidable reason you're not serving this dish immediately after making, refrigerate, covered (and without the egg yolk, which should be added just before serving).