Sentence examples for unavoidably change from inspiring English sources
The culture that brings 30,000-odd shareholders to Omaha every year will unavoidably change, too.
"I agree that virtual reality technology will unavoidably change the sex industry, but I feel that it will more likely replace pornography than prostitution," wrote one sex worker identified as Marly, who works at the Nevada-based legal brothel Sheri's Ranch.
Countries education systems unavoidably changes to adapt themselves to innovations because of developing technology and globalization.
Many methods have been proposed to evaluate SSD but they unavoidably changed or even destroyed the ground BK7 surfaces, required expensive equipment and operator skills, or needed tedious preparation works.
Unavoidably, such changes would be strongly affected by the type and parameters of the extraction method.
Land cover change unavoidably alters surface property and subsequent soil moisture, and its contribution is yet hard to isolate from the mixed influences.
As one of the major anthropogenic influences, vegetation change unavoidably alters surface property and subsequent the terrestrial water cycle, while its contribution is yet difficult to isolate from the mixed influences.
The thought process behind what I initially cast as transphobia but soon recognised as hatred – and fear – of femininity was so transparent that I could picture it as a flowchart: Unavoidably, this also changed the way I presented, but with experience, I found modes of self-expression for different occasions that felt right for me.
Developmental changes unavoidably affect HRQoL between childhood and adolescence [ 28].
Experimental approaches to modulate the abundance of a given lipid unavoidably lead to changes in the abundance of other interconverted lipids such that manipulating the concentrations of one lipid in isolation seems impossible.
Perhaps the unavoidably tentative approach will change when Cameron completes his limited negotiation and he will lead a confident "In" campaign.
