Sentence examples for which are inevitable from inspiring English sources

If diplomacy is ever to succeed, Mr Parsi says, America must not retreat at the first sign of Iranian intransigence or congressional opposition, both of which are inevitable.

But BHS has got off on the wrong foot by trying to pin the blame for store closures – which are inevitable – on landlords who refuse to reduce rents.

The false rail at the three furlong marker should eliminate any hard luck stories which are inevitable when large fields race against one rail.

To reiterate, my anger was not about crashes - which are inevitable and normal - it was the potential for avoidable catastrophe if and when I rider did.

Discrepancies between the design and the feasibility of building it, which are inevitable, don't result in "change orders" -- changes on the site that the client is charged for in addition to the agreed-upon bid -- which are hidden costs in the contract.

But this was the game where rugby's inherent contradictions were exposed as never before, the profile of the match coinciding with a series of "accidents", the like of which are inevitable for as long as a sport condones – encourages, even – the aggressive "hit" to the upper body.

Facebook's user growth has slowed, which was inevitable.

The event all in all was something of a letdown, which was inevitable.

In common with most such documents, it was full of promises, which was inevitable.

Kubrick feels that the weakness of the film was its lack of eroticism, which was inevitable.

He could have added pressure on public services, which is inevitable.