Sentence examples for unavoidable something from inspiring English sources

And that line of thinking is largely unavoidable, something each and every one of us is guilty of, because behind the laziness and the fatalism lies a fundamental truth: new things are difficult.

It was both unavoidable, and something we wanted to avoid.

I know of patients who have had to crowdfund thousands of pounds for necessary and unavoidable care, something that is more common in countries like the United States.

But the insistence of some that the deaths of hundreds of people represented God's will and were therefore unavoidable is something I refuse to accept.

It's got a very-necessary digital image stabilization, but I'd imagine high-def tremors will be unavoidable from something this small.

As 90percentt of Canadians live slavishly within a hundred miles of the US border, following the American presidential election is not only unavoidable, but something of a national sport, akin to watching the WWE, or cage wrestling.

That sense of being subjected to something unavoidable and unpleasant has turned public cellphone conversations into a flash point.

"The types of violations which people used to accept calmly, and accepted as something unavoidable — people are now taking them much more seriously," said Aleksei V. Makarkin of Moscow's Center for Political Technologies.

It is something unavoidable, he said.

It's pretty inevitable that teaching a child about sharing is going to be something unavoidable.

It turns out that the biggest friction in bank funding is not one that is "inherent" in the banking system or in funding more generally, something unavoidable and found "in nature," like the wind.