Sentence examples for unpreventable from inspiring English sources

A Palestinian state with provisional borders, essentially a negotiated version of the unilateral withdrawal, which Mr Olmert says is "unpreventable" and will happen "with or without talks"?

In the case of natural catastrophes, relief is frequently available under theories of force majeure (action by a superior or irresistible force) and "act of God" (act of nature that is unforeseeable and unpreventable by human intervention).

In a recent essay in the London Review of Books, BBC journalist Owen Bennett-Jones, wrote: "Bhutto's supporters want to establish that there was a sophisticated, officially sponsored conspiracy; the state prefers the idea of a crude but unpreventable attack by Islamic militants".

Until then, Ms. Copelon told The New York Times in 2002, "rape was considered a kind of collateral damage" and "seen as part of the unpreventable, fundamental culture of war".

Massey has denied culpability and attributed the explosion to an unpreventable surge of underground methane gas.

When nature wreaks havoc, it is unpredictable and unpreventable.

"Roamer incidents are largely unpreventable, even with good target awareness and traffic review, since target travel activities are often unannounced and not easily predicted," the report says.

In a report by Autosport, Franco Uncini, the safety representative for MotoGP riders, said that a fatal result from the accident was unpreventable.

It would prevent judge and jury from making unpreventable assumptions due to a witness's appearance.

Well, thanks to the 3D model, such a world is not only possible but also unpreventable.

But this assumption apparently gives rise to a straightforward argument from divine foreknowledge to the necessity of the future: if God already now knows which decision I will make tomorrow, then a now-unpreventable truth about my choice tomorrow is already given.