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inexorably

[in-ek-ser-uh-blee] / ɪnˈɛk sər ə bli /






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Bitcoin prices, which are inexorably tied to investor sentiment, have rebounded firmly over the past two days, taking the world’s largest cryptocurrency back above $93,000 and stoking risk appetite in markets around the world.

From Barron's

Low points include a freeze for another three years in the income-tax brackets as inflation inexorably pushes up nominal incomes—a measure expected to raise £8.3 billion per year by 2030 from the middle class.

From The Wall Street Journal

It will always be West Ham's name that is inexorably attached to Bonds.

From BBC

This demand led inexorably to the supply of new home loans, as material for the bonds.

From Literature

At this moment, the tide appears to be rising inexorably, despite tariff headwinds and other obstacles.

From Los Angeles Times