Sentence examples for would be unavoidable from inspiring English sources

Fundamental changes to BBC services would be unavoidable.

Eventually he lands on the idea that killing a terrorist would be unavoidable if the "arresting officers" came under threat.

But Berlin succeeded in frustrating these plans, and the conviction began to grow in France that sooner or later a struggle with Germany would be unavoidable.

But those ideas added up to only $1.1 billion, so the committee concluded that more traditional cuts, including cuts to some reimbursement rates, would be unavoidable.

"I suspect some casualties would be unavoidable," said Stephen Johnson, a former British Army chemical warfare expert who served two tours of duty in the Iraqi desert.

She added: "The levels found did not exceed trace amounts that would be unavoidable even under conditions of good manufacturing practice, given background levels in the environment".

The staying power of such a government would be limited, though, and a third round of elections in the fall would probably be unavoidable.

M. Chuzeville, who wore luxuriant mustachios and was probably a disgruntled Socialist, said that at the rate the Third Republic government of France was running downhill a Fourth Republic would soon be unavoidable, so he had named his bistro for it in advance, to be ready for the future without having to paint a new sign over his door, which would cost money.

In our study, all seniors aged ≥ 65 could potentially be seen and interviewed by the EDCC, including many in whom hospital admission would likely be unavoidable.

The broad mugging and rim-shot delivery that would seem to be unavoidable are consistently avoided.

Any suffering, then, that they endure under the depletion choice would seem to be unavoidable if those persons are ever to exist at all.