Sentence examples for which inevitably becomes from inspiring English sources

Such thinking, though, defies the natural arc of technology, which inevitably becomes cheaper and more widespread.

In a magician-like sleight of hand, German and French workers are forced to bail out their national banks, not directly as in the 2008-9 bailoutsbutlouthroughtheough the mediation of Greece, which inevitably becomes the target of populist outbursts.

Ten weeks or no, Morley had already given Bowie much thought in the years prior to that shockingly sudden death: he was, after all, part of the team that put together the V&A's sensationally successful exhibition David Bowie Is (which inevitably becomes a meta-textual element of The Age of Bowie).

The scandal of Marston's family arrangements, which, inevitably, became known to his close colleagues, cost him his academic career.

[cartoon id= a18407"] The scandal of Marston's family arrangements, which, inevitably, became known to his close colleagues, cost him his academic career.

The "out of Africa" hypothesis, forcefully advocated by Dr. Stringer among others, had gained wide support in the two decades since molecular research on the genetic diversity among human populations pointed to a common ancestor in Africa, which inevitably became known as the African Eve.

Because the events told are true -- whether Mailer is exacting about his work's verisimilitude is irrelevant here because the book is posed as fiction -- Mailer can use a quieter style and hang longer on mundane details, which inevitably become less mundane and more interesting because of the attention paid to them.

When Dawson Snr kills himself, it becomes clear that he and his subject matter – missing girls and the men who abduct them – have been playing an increasingly dangerous game of tag, in which Neil, inevitably, becomes involved.

Because when it comes to church, bigger is not better -- and there is a point at which bigger inevitably becomes unsustainable and unhealthy.

However, it is difficult to justify such a requirement for prelingual hearing loss which will inevitably become manifest even without screening and for which optimum intervention is time-bound [ 9- 11].

Iraq Inquiry Digest is a website to monitor and comment on the investigation (which will inevitably become known as the Chilcot inquiry).