Sentence examples for unavoidably means from inspiring English sources

Describing this unavoidably means using technical terms—jargon".

The higher share of the electric cargo bikes is directly associated with the decrease of the share of conventional vans, which unavoidably means that there are fewer vehicles polluting.

It is an appealing control methodology, but it is difficult to implement and its solution is not so performing since it unavoidably means to solve a usually large-scale, constrained, and multidimensional optimization.

It had been assumed that old age unavoidably meant infirmity and the idea of seeking to cure its sicknesses was somehow against nature.

Our economic fate is interconnected with the rest of the world, and the collapse of developing economies will unavoidably mean our own decline".

Which means, unavoidably, that Othello must be black.

One of the big attractions of Cheil is that it's unavoidably integrated, which means ideas aren't limited by a media discipline or channel.

George Osborne, the chancellor, announced today that the budget deficit meant an "unavoidably challenging settlement" for local government, which will be expected to find 7.1% a year for the next four years, leaving councils to make unpopular decisions about service provision.

Here Kant does not mean that we unavoidably represent the highest good as possible, since his view is that we must represent it as possible only if we are to do our duty of promoting it, and yet we may fail at doing our duty.

A policy that unavoidably deprives a person of one means of self-defense but on balance substantially reduces her vulnerability to attack is therefore respectful of the more fundamental right from which the right of self-defense is derived.

This means that peripheral tissues are unavoidably overexposed to insulin relative to the liver, and this effect may contribute to the hypoglycemia and weight gain that often typifies insulin therapy, 29 as elaborated upon below.