Sentence examples for would inexorably from inspiring English sources

If that happened, Eisenhower firmly believed, the war would inexorably escalate into a thermonuclear holocaust.

As society became ever more reliant on science, they had assumed, religion would inexorably decline.

He knew that soon, just blocks away, another event would inexorably alter the nation and its uneasy history of race relations.

"Society, he thought, would inexorably be divided into haves and have-nots, and the tension would turn inevitably to violent revolution".

On some things — like the idea that an America born on the principles of freedom would inexorably drift toward universal equality — they were shortsighted.

The defenders of traditional Medicare argued that forcing this competition with H.M.O.'s and other private plans would inexorably weaken the traditional program.

Terminal sedation would lead inexorably to death, but "not too quickly," they said.

In this real world of considerable ugliness, Maud — beautiful, intelligent, idealistic, young and full of promise — would seem inexorably doomed.

Continuing the war would itself inexorably bring an end to Britain as an independent power through national bankruptcy.

But the overhaul remains fiercely resisted by Democrats in the Assembly, who say it would lead inexorably to unbearable tuition increases for students.

In The Road to Serfdom, published in 1944, Hayek argued that government planning, by crushing individualism, would lead inexorably to totalitarian control.