Sentence examples for unavoidable state from inspiring English sources
Syria – as portrayed by unavoidable state television, newspapers and radio – is a land full of loyal citizens who are eternally grateful to their benevolent rulers.
The Merriam Webster's online dictionary defines it as "a disordered psychic or behavioral state resulting from severe mental or emotional stress or physical injury". Many of us look at trauma as an unavoidable state brought on by an unexpected event, something that might occur after a natural disaster or war.
The degree of currency chaos that we put up with today, somehow believing that this is the normal and unavoidable state of things, is completely ridiculous.
But in the Trump era, partisan fights often seem unavoidable for state attorneys general.
Though reflexive and sometimes unavoidable, negative states like disappointment, obligation, and jealousy are not particularly useful during gift exchanges.
Gov. Mike Huckabee asked the General Assembly to enact a sweeping reorganization of the public school system and the executive branch, and said higher taxes were unavoidable if the state was to meet its financial and social obligations.
Secondly, the authors made a distinction between avoidable and unavoidable dislocations and state that the risk of dislocations that could possibly have been avoided if mobilization restrictions had been observed was similar in both groups, indicating that dislocations due to undesirable movement do occur despite having restrictions.
Similar clashes between group-based notions of justice and universally applied human rights are unavoidable in welfare states with increasingly diverse people.
If such violation is unavoidable, either the states should be clustered, or the network bandwidth is to be increased.
In order to assure uniformity, in light of the unavoidable delays in the state-by-state adoption process of Revised Article 8, Treasury is promulgating regulations with a limited form of preemption.
The government claims the cuts are unavoidable because the welfare state has been too generous.
