Sentence examples for well inevitable from inspiring English sources

The inevitable is, well, inevitable.

They practically beg a user to ignore the long-suffering professor struggling to pass on accumulated wisdom from the front of the room — a prospect that teachers find galling and students view as, well, inevitable.

Well, inevitable just as soon as Yahoo got their CEO situation under control.

This was interpreted as due to kinetic effect whereby initially most electrons transferred to the conduction band are trapped by surface hydroxyls as well inevitable presence of oxygen in the powder accelerating acetaldehyde formation (dehydrogenation).

Further European integration may well be inevitable.

I believe that once the matter is seen clearly the eventual renaming will be well nigh inevitable.

Even without deliberate concealment, complex and difficult to decipher policies may well be inevitable in a large, technologically advanced and complicated society.

NBC is alone among the traditional broadcast networks in having its own twenty-four-hour cable-news channel, which presents NBC News with a distinct advantage over its competitors, as well as inevitable institutional tensions.

A break-up might well become inevitable if the Greens failed to back the Social Democrats' Mr Rau in the Bundesversammlung, the federal convention that meets every five years to elect the president.The Greens had threatened to pull out of the coalition unless Mr Schröder offered them one of the two top jobs due to Germany in the new European Commission.

Once this year's Guardians of the Galaxy and next year's The Avengers: Age of Ultron and Ant-Man are out of the way the studio is rumoured to be planning a film based on Doctor Strange, as well as inevitable further instalments in the Thor, Captain America and Iron Man sagas.

The picture he paints is of a government that on the whole worked well, despite inevitable tensions – the plucky Lib Dems managing to mitigate the worst Tory excesses while at the same time promoting some of their own cherished policies such as raising the income tax threshold, free school meals for infants and increased investment in nursery and primary education.