Sentence examples for was hardly inevitable from inspiring English sources

When North Korean troops crossed the 38th parallel in June 1950, American intervention was hardly inevitable.

CERTAINLY, Mr. Oren's fervent Zionism dates from his childhood, though it was hardly inevitable.

It was hardly inevitable: Talent like this does not arrive on command to fill a market niche.

Thus, it was hardly inevitable that Christians would develop an interest in history, much less their own philosophy of history.

An admirable work of analysis and narrative, Kramer's book shows that this killing culture was hardly inevitable.

The closely fought presidential contest of 1968, whose outcome was hardly inevitable, in which Richard Nixon was elected, was ratified four years later in his 49-state landslide.

But that outcome is hardly inevitable.

But again, that's hardly inevitable, and it's an odd argument to hear from Democrats.

Success is hardly inevitable: events can conspire against the best ideas.

A "tragedy," while always possible, is hardly inevitable.

But the triumph of free trade is hardly inevitable.