Sentence examples for was basically inevitable from inspiring English sources

It was basically inevitable that this mom would let out some laughs as she gave her son a talking-to about his applesauce adventures.

With an abundance of cash and tabloid overexposure coming together to form the perfect storm, the age of the Spice Boys was basically inevitable.

Computer glitches are basically inevitable.

"If there are situations where it is basically inevitable that it will turn personal, we should shut it down".

It is, after all, the colonists' way to refuse to recognise their subjects' differentness, and to behave as if they are just lower-caste versions of themselves for whom poor treatment is basically inevitable.

Two years on from "the letter," we caught up with Dr Walsh at Semi-Permanent to find out if countries actually heeded his warnings, about advancements in deadly AI, and whether Terminator is basically inevitable.

The 2008 report likewise draws upon our fear of terrorism and the emerging 'other' to prepare us for (and justify) perpetual warfare over resources and markets, which the 2009 report implies is basically inevitable and thus quite predictable (i.e., not particularly noteworthy).

This is perhaps inevitable, in that Arthur was, basically, in his mild grumpiness and faint air of confusion, Adams himself.

Nick Carr says this is all basically inevitable, regardless of who's to blame.

Platt argues that he's basically just confirming the inevitable.

"That's just basically inevitable".