Examples of 'was inevitably' in a sentence
Meaning of "was inevitably"
was inevitably: This phrase suggests that a certain outcome or situation was bound to happen or occur due to existing conditions, factors, or circumstances
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The meeting was inevitably preliminary in nature.
He saw clearly that his final hour was inevitably come.
The hero was inevitably the white knight.
The determination of the rate to apply was inevitably somewhat subjective.
The hero was inevitably the white night.
Imagining national territories of imperial nations was inevitably linked to the concept.
There was inevitably huge press coverage.
Of course this album was inevitably excellent.
It was inevitably a woman who got up to give me her seat.
The principal theme was inevitably the war on terrorism.
Was inevitably drawn into public affairs.
Health insurance budget was inevitably affected by all this.
There was inevitably some interaction between the component studies.
The discussion about autocracy was inevitably bound up with others.
When it was inevitably taken he also ordered its destruction.
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The use of statistics in human rights monitoring and analysis was inevitably controversial.
And there was inevitably some suspense.
Any attempt to protest in one of these ways was inevitably met with violence.
And yet it was inevitably gotten into your hands.
Almost seems like a perfect excuse to roll out what was inevitably coming anyway.
The result was inevitably almost painful.
You said in an interview that the future of Europe was inevitably digital.
When all was inevitably lost.
I am afraid your idea of a mystical union with a blond Siegfried was inevitably doomed.
Shinagawakun was inevitably the only left to be vice president.
The rabid hostility of this stratum to the PT was inevitably shared by manufacturers too.
But in doing so it was inevitably giving rise to a class differentiation in the countryside.
The journey to the Eastern Mediterranean was inevitably long and eventful.
This was inevitably followed by death.
Traditionally it was accepted that economic growth was inevitably linked to growing demand for energy.
It was inevitably bound not to work.
Regional autonomy was inevitably a compromise.
He was inevitably less active in the everyday world of the physics community.
The outcome was inevitably fatal.
It was inevitably replaced with little people, and currently dwarfism is also acceptable.
In the beginning it was inevitably unidirectional.
It was inevitably an issue of control.
He darted over the line and was inevitably recalled for a forward pass.
I was inevitably stupid.
A blond Siegfried was inevitably doomed.
Potidaea was inevitably involved in all of the conflicts between Athens and Corinth.
Thus, the operation was inevitably stopped.
The war was inevitably central to everyone's consciousness.
When things did not go well, it was inevitably our fault.
Social development was inevitably linked with economic development and called for an integrated approach.
After early success in football; the club was inevitably renamed.
His mood was inevitably excited.
That meant that the “ payments as a percentage of commitments ” indicator was inevitably higher.
The debate was inevitably inconclusive.
Accordingly, under the current scheduling, documentation for that agenda item was inevitably late.
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