inexorable in A Sentence

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    The waiting is Inexorable.

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    Gandhi,“ is Inexorable and impossible of evasion.

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    The gospel of the kingdom is spreading throughout the world, this is Inexorable!

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    What happens when Inexorable geological forces shove a giant seafloor mountain beneath a continent?

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    Inexorable statistics show that most people don't like their jobs: 87% of Americans don't like their job?

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    The Holocaust resulted neither from a confluence of circumstances beyond human control nor from history's Inexorable march.

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    Symbolically, this Inexorable movement towards the GA represents our ongoing evolution-- and our journey home to Source.

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    The media also played a role in disseminating the idea that specific, Inexorable stages of grief exist.

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    Further, the Creator's Inexorable moral law states:“ Do not be misled: God is not one to be mocked.

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    Pre-Islamic pagan Arabs believed in a blind, powerful, Inexorable and insensible fate over which man had no control.

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    Inexorable statistics show that most people don't like their jobs: 87% of men and women when asked don't like their job?

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    The planet's Inexorable warming means there will be no new ice age for at least the next 100,000 years, scientists say.

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    This is an objective fact, and must be obeyed by all, and so, too, is it Inexorable, and known to all.

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    Despite international efforts to curb the effects of drastically altering the climate, low-lying island nations continue to feel the brunt of the ocean's Inexorable response.

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    Near the end I remark on some of the consequences of the Inexorable increase in carbon dioxide in the air, which I have witnessed first hand for over 40 years.

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    They have, in separate studies, warned that climatologists may have under-estimated the pace of change and even proposed scenarios in which the loss of ice over the whole continent could become Inexorable.

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    It's not necessarily connected to the physical loss of those close to us- it's sometimes caused by the Inexorable transition of every particular moment from the category of“present” to the category of“past”.

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    But the fact that a team of scientists can spread their bets over a span of four specific years is an indicator of how fast and how Inexorable the Arctic melting has become.

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    Increasingly complex trade markets, regulatory frameworks such as the EU in a state of flux, the Inexorable march of technological risks caused by advanced cyber threats and geopolitical shifts as seen in Europe and the Middle East are all example of these extant risks to the global economy.

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