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inevitable

[in-ev-i-tuh-buhl] / ɪnˈɛv ɪ tə bəl /


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Hygiene Bank chief executive Ruth Brock said: "This is not an inevitable part of life in Britain – together, with government, businesses and communities, we can and must end it."

From BBC

Throughout their careers, that current crop have made century-making feel inevitable.

From BBC

The mission was the culmination of months of secretive planning—and a series of mixed signals—that allowed the U.S. to preserve the element of surprise, even though the attack at times seemed inevitable.

From The Wall Street Journal

That experience resonates with Lesley Cooper, the CEO of a consultancy business, who says it's "inevitable that there is reluctance about ending time off and getting back into a routine".

From BBC

"I think it was inevitable. There was no way they could sustain the hours that they were putting out in the episodes with the declining viewers," Greenwood says.

From BBC