Sentence examples for which is inevitably from inspiring English sources

"And then the question is, how do you deal with risk which is inevitably going to be there.

The challenge is to address issues of this scale in a form which is inevitably character-led.

It's confusing and it's unknown and it's obviously a time of massive change, which is inevitably scary.

People like that have a tendency to migrate from mainstream politics, which is inevitably messy and impure, to ever more marginal oases of purity.

This is further complicated by the fact that there are well-documented instances of false allegations, which is inevitably going to make juries even more cautious.

Many become chronically sleep-deprived, with all the implications for behaviour that implies - irritability, inability to concentrate, poor attention span - which is inevitably reflected in their school performance.

Which was, inevitably, a most Botham-esque sort of answer.

Each death prompted a new set of demonstrations, which were inevitably followed by tougher crackdowns.

Mr. Obama will visit a city tense with politics and economics, which are inevitably intertwined.

Modern understanding of ancient Iranian religion is impeded by the limitations of the available sources, which are inevitably of two sorts: textual and material.

Sometimes all Willie does in response to Winnie's chattering is to read a line from the newspaper's classified ads, which are inevitably seeking someone young.