Sentence examples for use inevitably from inspiring English sources

Flexible electronic devices under repetitive use inevitably entail damage accumulation that can cause failures in the components and interconnects.

Although the Education Corps gave the house less of a pounding than a ruder outfit might have done, 50 years of institutional use inevitably took its toll.

Because the potential damage to the author from judicially enforced "sharing" of the first publication right with unauthorized users of his manuscript is substantial, the balance of equities in evaluating such a claim of fair use inevitably shifts.

The problem with trying to evaluate the probability of a financial crisis is that all the risk-management tools we use inevitably rely on what happened in the past.

The fact that the software is free to use inevitably represents a powerful proposition for those looking to foster greater in-house software development and make a significant change at a seemingly minimal cost.

"At whatever level, illegal drug use inevitably involves contact with criminals," Ueberroth wrote.

The variety of different land uses inevitably leads to disagreements.

Also, a requirement for fresh tissue to be used inevitably leads to a bias towards only larger tumors being studied.

The assumption was that their medical use would inevitably lead to addiction.

Coles believes the increasing sophistication of drones poses many threats: "As they become low-cost, low-risk alternatives to conventional warfare, the threshold for their use will inevitably drop.

Designers and producers should avoid creating products that are inherently single use or inevitably destined for landfill [85].