The Inexorable Logic of the Sharing Economy

Freeing up capital flows had an inexorable logic or so it seemed.

It is not too late to reverse the apparently inexorable tide of bilateralism.

Shocked by the attacks of September 11, the US forced a new framework onto its still unquestioned belief in the inexorable movement of history toward freedom.

Indeed, China s current account imbalance, which had remained moderate until the current decade, began its inexorable rise in 2001 precisely when the country joined the WTO.

But he has made no headway at all with the regime that rules his homeland, and he has been unable to prevent Tibet s inexorable transformation into a Chinese province.

Like the geriatric successions that preceded the collapse of the Soviet Union, the succession in Saudi Arabia seems to be only a step in an inexorable march toward political decay.

So, if you have a ham butt problem, and you're thinking about the ham butt problem, the conclusion that it leads you to is inexorable and counterintuitive paper is the enemy of words.

If this seemingly inexorable process is to be arrested and reversed, both Greece and the eurozone must urgently adopt a Plan B. A Greek default may be inevitable, but it need not be disorderly.

But meanwhile, as you know, wonderful protagonists like Al Gore are noting the inexorable rise in temperature, set in the context of that, interestingly, those buildings which are celebratory and very, very relevant to this place.

Of course, this process is not irreversible Effective political leadership and successful domestic reforms in the US and Japan, together with China s failure to manage political pressure from below, could yet halt this seemingly inexorable power shift.

and the thunder glorifies Him with His praise and the angels do so too in awe of Him , and He sends His thunderbolts to strike anyone He pleases , yet they dispute about God , who is inexorable in His power .

It is easy to take the TRC s work for granted, until one looks at the Middle East and the chaos of Iraq, where revenge, reprisal, and retaliation are fueling a ghastly, inexorable cycle of violence. Likewise, South Africa was spared the horrors of genocide, as in Rwanda, and the endless conflict that has gripped Sri Lanka, Burundi, Sudan, the Ivory Coast, and many other countries.