The same old pretence that it is inevitable, and whatever is "inevitable" is good.
With respect to Stockhausen's later work, he said, I have never subscribed (whatever the inevitable personal distance) to the thesis according to which the many transformations of vocabulary characterizing Stockhausen's development are the obvious sign of his inability to carry out the early vision of strict order that he had in his youth.
Perhaps a bloodbath was inevitable whatever Mountbatten did or however long he took to do it.
As in other put-upon nations, nest-feathering is widely regarded as inevitable, whatever the government's ideological stripe.
Is it an assault?" Douglas A. Berman, a professor at Ohio State University's Moritz College of Law, said, "It's inevitable whatever she chooses to do will be subject to questioning and potential attack if the choices don't fit a particular group's narrative vision of what took place".
Last week Leave.EU, one of the campaigns to leave the EU, said Mr Cameron's renegotiation of EU membership would do nothing to reduce anxiety about immigration "His negotiation will do nothing to solve the migration crisis, the steel crisis, the flooding crisis or whatever the next inevitable EU crisis may be.
Or just get the grain bowl, a brimming cupful of Grist & Toll's finest layered with a healthy smear of pureéd white beans, greens, some squash or charred green beans or whatever, and the inevitable soft-boiled egg.
And in litigious America an appeal, whatever the verdict, seems inevitable.And then?
The verses consist of a father enumerating various pubescent violations — all-nighter, tattoo, pierced tongue — and a daughter's inevitable response: whatever, whatever, whatever.
But people who study the market say more laboratory-produced drugs, of whatever quality, are probably inevitable because the process is cheaper than harvesting and transporting agricultural drugs and can be done anywhere.
