Sentence examples for will become unavoidable from inspiring English sources

In this scenario, the military confrontation that many Europeans have sought to avoid will become unavoidable, even if Iranian decision makers do not delude themselves into thinking that they would ultimately prevail.

But eventually the issue will become unavoidable.

In his opinion, in ICUs around the world driven by the triumvirate of cost-efficiency, quality and safety, closed-loop ventilation will become unavoidable.

Otherwise, an increase in human resources will become unavoidable, although not insurmountable, as was demonstrated in Zambia, which recruited more than 1300 new staff (mainly nurses) [ 26].

"Redundancies will unfortunately become unavoidable, and I fear for the future of services that provide critical support to the most vulnerable in the community," he said.

"If Britain leaves, it could unleash a general exodus, and the disintegration of the European Union will become practically unavoidable," he said.

"It became clear to me, or it was becoming clearer, that that appearance of impropriety has become unavoidable," Murkowski said.

Now, it has become unavoidable to watch television without witnessing a taciturn obsessive or a shot where the camera will go through their skin and into their throbbing arteries like a TV version of Operation by MB Games.

Wintering on the ice had become unavoidable.

"War", she said, "had become unavoidable.

And apocalyptic fiction has become unavoidable in post-Sept.