The conversation inevitably turned to the Taliban.
" "Since I shall not be a candidate, and am therefore now free from the constraints that elections inevitably impose, I shall be able to focus on driving far-reaching, fundamental reforms that transcend our previous efforts.
Possibly this meant nothing more than that his memory was poor, but I took it personally — as one inevitably does.
However, the development of science and technology is a two-edged weapon, which inevitably has advantageand disadvantage.
Because it inevitably will, eventually.
Chinese tourists in France and elsewhere have been advised to hide their blingy jewellery and electronics, rather than show them off; to avoid cheap but unrewarding budget travel groups; and to be more aware of the risks that inevitably accompany foreign travel.
The civil servants system, with its inherent bureaucracy and rigid rules, would inevitably turn the otherwise energetic and aggressive young people into docile followers of their superiors' instructions and dutiful but mediocre implementers of executive orders.
Cao's piece, with its reference to Hong Kong youth, inevitably calls to mind the recent democracy protests that convulsed the city for months as protesters, many of them young Hong Kongers, took to the streets to demand open elections for the territory's chief executive.
Unfinished projects and repeated defeats inevitably dampen one's self-esteem.
Second, conservationists have rightly focused on the damage caused by mines and logging in the backcountry not only because such projects directly destroy habitat, but also because they inevitably require new roads.
I couldn't just "shut off," so I was inevitably the mother pushing my son on the swing with a phone at my ear.
In any young business, you inevitably find things that are not enjoyable, but need to be done, like cold calls or firing unproductive employees.
Inevitably, someone would bring a set of tabla and someone else a harmonium.
Until now, he said, scientists have assumed that resistance would inevitably develop, and that the only solution would require scrambling to develop new antibiotics in hopes of keeping up.
With the baby boom, the focus of educators and of laymen interested in education inevitably turned toward the lower grades and back to basic academic skills and discipline.
Every winter, when the temperature plummets to new lows and everyone begins to layer up, the classic joke about pulling out Long Johns from the cedar closet inevitably starts to make the rounds.
Inevitably, the two are deeply integrated.
Uber, on the other hand, has virtually no reason to make a move that inevitably leads to short-term earnings pressures and endless meetings with Greenwich hedge fund managers who think they know more about your business than you do.
In a complex society and a complex civilization, the individual is inevitably confused much of the time.
Other scientists said that while genes will inevitably influence relationships, their role in most cases will be small.
