7 sentences with “inevitably”

The doctor answered cautiously: because radiation inevitably damages the surrounding tissue, there is not much a surgeon can do after it.

The practice of any sport inevitably leads to dehydration. It is essential to take this into account in order to ensure a good end to the competition.

According to conservatives, the French Revolution had begun, in its moderate phase, arguing for the primacy of the common people, but it quickly and inevitably spiralled out of control.

Except for speed, which is inevitably lost with age, the other three conditions (endurance, strength and flexibility) must be developed throughout life; it is a basic condition for maintaining good health.

The socialists made important achievements after 1848. Democracy did not inevitably lead to social and political progress, as majorities tended to vote for established community leaders (often priests or nobles).

If any child is overfed during the first year of life, the growth in the number of adipocytes will inevitably accelerate and the child is in danger of being left with a permanent excess of fat cells for the rest of his or her life. The same phenomenon occurs if overfeeding occurs during puberty.

The leaders of the Social Democratic Party of Germany claimed that Marx had been right in all his major analyses, that capitalism would inevitably collapse, and that the party's primary objective was therefore to prepare the working class to rise up and take over in the midst of the coming crisis.