unavoidable

His decision, he said, had been very difficult but unavoidable.

He said only used the service when it was unavoidable.

Such were the unavoidable costs if the world was to be brought to a state of order.

He cut off only so much as was necessary and unavoidable.

But talk can also be a form of failure when war is unavoidable.

But lines were unavoidable in many parts of the state.

On the other hand, she said, these connections are sometimes unavoidable.

Those young people are dead, possibly because of that unavoidable change.

The question that could be put off, walked away from, has become unavoidable.

But at least some increase in local taxes seems unavoidable.

They were going to die here, that was an unavoidable fact.

It was unavoidable: he would kill me or I him.

They were far too sophisticated to believe in a single, unavoidable future.

This may be the big debate in the next few years; a difficult but unavoidable one.

That's certainly not what a program wants to hear, but it's the unavoidable truth.

But I think it's pretty unavoidable for anyone attached to her.

It seemed now, however, that the unavoidable moment had arrived.

But many scientists believe that much of the impact is unavoidable.

Interrogation is an unavoidable part of police and military work.

One thing is unavoidable - the power of personality in business.

With between two and three square feet per person, personal contact is unavoidable.

There is an unavoidable price to pay for safety in this area.

It is unavoidable that, in the end, there will be some differences.

But I'm wise enough at my age that's unavoidable to know something had to change.

For those of us who have covered these events, it has been unavoidable.