Sentence examples for unavoidably from high-quality English sources.

• Was power an unavoidably corrupting force?

• The figures are, unavoidably, larger than for scope one.

• This became unavoidably obvious yesterday when another colleague was intubated.

• Software systems govern how we interact as groups, and that makes them unavoidably bureaucratic in nature.

• But still, unavoidably, they come from childhood.

• Milshtein said that the communication shutdown would unavoidably hamper efforts to prevent violence.

• It’s a space of such magnitude that it almost unavoidably conjures mysteries and conspiracies of corresponding size.

• Both companies have business-telecoms divisions which unavoidably came into competition with the lacklustre joint venture.

Use unavoidably in a sentence.

• But it has also agreed that drawing political boundaries is unavoidably a political job and that some amount of partisanship is acceptable.

• It is ultimately – and effortlessly, for this is not a grandstanding or selfish performance, just unavoidably brilliant – going to be one woman’s show now.

• His situation was a paradox: Whenever anyone else dropped out of the race, unavoidably one of the candidates who their supporters liked the very most was Booker.

• Grandchildren were wonderful, of course, but they would unavoidably represent more people in the world that one had to lie to—not to mention Mana’s husband and in-laws.

• Although good against the other strains, this season the vaccine is about 20 per cent protective against H3N2 viruses (not great, but better than nothing) as the virus changes unavoidably during production.

• The proposal thus retains intuitions (1) and (2) but argues that the condition set forth in intuition (2) – that the existence is unavoidably flawed – has not been satisfied for that class of nonidentity cases.

• That eye-contact-and-half-smirk thing you do when unavoidably touching thighs with a fellow F-train rider because three more passengers just squeezed on, even though it’s a hundred degrees, but the human commiseration is sort of affirming: still a no.

• Would you seize an opportunity for mindless fun that will not deplete your emotional or mental resources in the same way that engaging with the real world – where to ingest one minute of headline news is to hole yourself beneath the psychic waterline – unavoidably does?

unavoidably sentence examples

• The findings and practical consequences are that although the perspective of HRM is broadened, blind spots unavoidably generate paradoxes and an ever-existing “crisis” of the HRM project, which must be accepted as a precondition for the profession but also for its adaptation toward current challenges.

• Initially published online with a warning of “graphic images” that gave readers a chance to decide whether to view it, the picture later spent several hours near the top of the front page of the website, where every reader unavoidably saw it when they arrived, including some who told me they had earlier chosen to avoid it.

• "Intense speculation remains as to whether the 31 March stamp duty deadline will be extended and we can't help but have sympathy for many who have started the process several months ago who have been unavoidably delayed by a backlog in searches, surveys, conveyancing, or all three, to say nothing of problems in the new-build industry."

• As internal utility values, Mally lists the value of life, the value of consciousness, of conscious activity, of suffering: “To open our eyes for many and even for the highest values, suffering is unavoidably necessary” (57); the assertion that the experience of suffering is “unavoidably necessary” for the grasping of moral values has to do with Mally’s own painful and handicapped living conditions (see section 1).