Sentence examples for will be unavoidably from inspiring English sources
The most high-profile cabinet critics of a third runway at Heathrow – Boris Johnson and Justine Greening – will be "unavoidably away" when the Commons votes on the issue.
"Talulla Rising" powers up where "The Last Werewolf" concluded, which means it, and this review, will be unavoidably full of spoilers for people who haven't read the first book.
[Production note: I'm helping my older son relocate to New Orleans (22 hours of driving) so comment moderation and posting will be unavoidably sporadic for a few days.] Last year, Michael SanClements, an ecologist affiliated with the Institute of Arctic & Alpine Research at the University of Colorado, sent a Dot Earth "Postcard" about a project studying soil microbes in Antarctica.
However, Au impurities will be unavoidably left on the tip of the nanorods after the growth [21], which is detrimental to device performance.
With the large-scale production and widespread application, the potential environmental risks of engineered nanoparticles [NPs] have consequently attracted much attention since NPs will be unavoidably released to the environment after their production, use, and disposal.
This is a critical and often overlooked issue in the patient safety literature: unfortunately but inevitably patients will be unavoidably harmed as a result of their interactions with healthcare for a range of highly complex reasons.
Democratic will is unavoidably compromised by membership of a currency shared by other countries with incomparably different economies.
She isn't saying, but her approach seems to me to be unavoidably political.
Still, Mr. Liu said, more money will be necessary, because sidewalks will, unavoidably, keep cracking.
"One day, when unavoidably there will be a discussion about the future of the country, will you want to come to that table with thousands of Afghans, civilians, killed along the road?" Deaths from U.S., NATO and other pro-government forces dropped in the first six months of 2010.
Unavoidably, there will be some deaths and cases of serious illness in people with dementia or carers that preclude further participation.
