Perhaps geography is destiny.

Rising labor costs are inevitable.

So there was the topic, inescapably, right in the middle of the room.

But that is inevitable in any country.

Inevitably, this has focused on specific events.

I do not think that a struggle for hegemony is inevitable, or that it would be desirable.

But, inevitably, the firm s technologies become standardized and commoditized.

This is why Greece is insolvent and a coercive restructuring of its public debt is inevitable.

Divisions within the opposition movements are thus inevitable.

The discussion about autocracy was inevitably bound up with others. Autocracy has been defended in Russia as necessary for empire.

This is of course not a failure this is unavoidable groups form even anarchism is an institution.

As economies develop and become richer, manufacturing making things inevitably becomes less important.

A bailout, then, would simply delay the inevitable at a huge cost to taxpayers.

To get a good picture of banks financial health, estimating the value of their toxic assets is unavoidable.

European countries need to reduce their deficits in a growth friendly fashion, but reduce them they must.

An impasse is inevitable, so playing for time is not a solution.

His attempts to revive the economy have inevitably driven up the deficit.

In view of those factors, the unavoidable question arises How does this model improve our collective security system?

This was inevitable, because new, better defined priorities could emerge only after a period of reflection and debate.

By contrast, a laissez faire approach would make another crisis all but inevitable.

Indeed, by becoming an Islamic state, Pakistan ultimately and perhaps inevitably became something of a jihadi state.

With each passing day, it becomes more apparent that a restructuring of Greek debt is unavoidable.

Inevitably, the cruel lack of means was pointed out time and again.

It is inevitable and right that Clinton will bring up Tibet, human rights, and other contentious issues.

This crisis has shown that economic interdependence has grown to such an extent that policy coordination is unavoidable.

Two intriguing observations emerge from these two scenarios.

Over time, urbanization was unavoidable as cities remained the centre of economic growth and attracted people searching for better living conditions.

No Hiding From Sustainable Development

But death is inevitable.

It's inevitable, terrible, but really what I want to talk about is, I'm just fascinated by the legacy people leave when they die.

They say that globalization is inevitable.

It leads to the conclusion that war is inevitable, that mankind is doomed, that we are gripped by forces we cannot control.

We often think of history as something inevitable, a culmination of great, grinding forces that can only lead to one destination.

Yet sticking to the euro and forcing all of the adjustments in wages risks greater unrest indeed, it might merely postpone the inevitable.

That has inevitably strengthened the hands of those who argue that more power requires more accountability.

Ultimately, greater convergence in the post crisis global economy appears inevitable.

Probably in this century we will adopt English as our language. I think it s unavoidable. This is not an outlier view.

And on the other one carve Problems are inevitable.

It s not as if I could easily escape it all anyway.

A similar drachmatization of euro debts would be necessary and unavoidable.

Their pictures became part of our collective consciousness and, as consciousness evolved into a shared sense of conscience, change became not only possible, but inevitable.

So let s plan for the inevitable, and develop the relevant policies, technologies, and institutional infrastructure as soon as possible.

The premise is clear as the crisis made more evident than ever, the interdependence of countries is inescapable.

Most Affluents seem unprepared for this change, but such demands will need to be accommodated.

The Obama administration was not responsible for poor US economic performance in the immediate post crisis period that was inevitable.