Sentence examples for will inevitably return from inspiring English sources

When "confidence disappears," the president added, an arms race will inevitably return.

Some of the deep-pocketed donors, most notably the National Republican Senatorial Committee, who withdrew their financing and support of Mr. Akin will inevitably return, Mr. Gingrich said.

Their day in the sunshine of power is over, yes? Britain will inevitably return to two-party politics, eschewing the coalition negotiations and compromises that routinely haunt European alliances from Berlin to Rome?

With such a loan program, Congress could demonstrate that it's serious about reducing oil consumption, make the car industry more competitive and insulate American workers against the higher gas prices that will inevitably return.

"But we have to accept that in this case it is an incredibly high-profile figure who will inevitably return … where he will be highly paid, he will get a lot of profile and will be celebrated of course for his sporting prowess.

It was Richardson who struck a sobering tone last week when sections of the Sydney league media were suggesting that Burgess will inevitably return to Souths after the 2015 union World Cup, provided a salary cap exemption is activated for high-profile players.

The discussion will now inevitably return to the status of Rooney, who was deemed unfit to feature with a shoulder injury sustained in his sole pre-season run-out for United, but fit enough to play at least some part for England back in this stadium on Wednesday against Scotland.

Any conversation with Wiseman will almost inevitably return to Titicut Follies, the 1967 documentary he made at Bridgewater, a state mental institution in Massachusetts.

And if the market drops before dividends are raised a likely scenario, given Wall Street's prescience the total return on investments will inevitably fall.

You will inevitably fall when first learning.

While taking several months off works for some, others will inevitably not return.