Sentence examples for unavoidable to a from inspiring English sources

It is well recognized that the depletion of wild stock of fish and the resultant erosion of traditional inland fisheries are unavoidable to a certain extent owing to the environmental changes already mentioned.

Explain that meltdowns are unavoidable to a degree, so the goal is to do better, not to be perfect.

The [Samaras] victory doesn't change this fact and it has become unavoidable to open a discussion about the shape and form of a new Greek programme.

Implementation of such a control at all stages of a production, from design to manufacturing, is unavoidable to guarantee a high level of quality, requiring often high measurement accuracy in order to avoid both loss of manufacturing time and material.

It is unavoidable to have a relationship with policy and … not to advocate an intervention that proved to be effective.

He said: "It is unavoidable to launch a full reform of the tax system.

She revised the text, and wrote publisher Harold Warne: "I have compressed the words in the earlier pages, but it seems unavoidable to have a good deal of nuts.

Nevertheless, due to the lack of long-term data, it was unavoidable to make a few assumptions which have been substantiated by previously consulted experts.

Note that it was unavoidable to remove a part of surrounding tissue for attachment of the strain gauge but the loading site in the knee was kept intact.

There is an unavoidable logic to a medium-footprint approach.

"An unexpected technical fault during ABC News Victoria's 7pm bulletin on Thursday night forced an unavoidable switch to a back-up transmission from ABC NSW," the ABC said.