And a permanent Iranian presence in Syria would make a war between Israel and Iran practically unavoidable.

As testimony by servicewomen (and some men) reveals, this almost inevitably creates powerful incentives to quash investigations.

Inevitably, there were eruptions of social unrest.

Inevitably, mistakes have been made.

Inevitably, a visit also leaves questions.

And even worse, it inevitably foreshortens your life.

That small fish is, inevitably will swallow some oil.

These tumors inevitably grow into larger tumors, such as these ones here.

But inevitably, these tumors progress towards being enormous, ulcerating tumors like this one here.

Inevitably, some artistic license was taken by the filmmakers for the sake of drama.

And what happens as a result of this is, when those parties are elected, and inevitably they fail, or inevitably they make political mistakes, democracy takes the blame for their political mistakes.

Of course, moral clarity may inevitably yield to the fog of war.

Elwahs (Ar) tweets Gaddafi to the coalition 'We will defeat you and we are inevitably victorious.'

This inevitably brought a change to the city's ethnic and linguistic composition.

And so inevitably, you would transform yourself irreversibly, in all likelihood as you began this exploration.

Inevitably, people began taking some of these techniques and applying it to their families.

It allowed you to bomb only those things that you absolutely needed and wanted to bomb.

To arm the rebel groups is, perhaps inevitably, also to arm their terrorist and mercenary allies.

observed since the start of Stage Three of EMU and did not show any clear signs of levelling off . The ECB has also regularly published money gaps constructed on the basis of an adjusted M3 series , which attempts to correct for the estimated impact of portfolio shifts into monetary assets triggered by the heightened economic and financial uncertainty seen between 2001 and 2003 .

Girls were inevitably married off as soon as they grew up, so what good was studying?

Facebook's efforts to deploy and promote Free Basics as what they described as a remedy to India's lack of digital equality has encountered significant backlash.

There were concerns that Google's IPO would lead to changes in company culture.

Here's the problem Any serious candidate for our universe is inevitably full of computational irreducibility.

You know, when you ask the world's best economists, you inevitably end up asking old, white American men.

CAMBRIDGE The European Central Bank is moving, hesitantly but ineluctably, toward quantitative easing.

Every time you plan a concert, it inevitably deals with strikes or shutdowns, Viccaji says.

The reality of spirit matter is inevitably translated into and confirmed by a structure of the spirit.

Continuing to stumble forward, however, would inevitably lead to a debilitating, if not fatal, fall.

I'm doing this as a demo, and it's more playful, but inevitably, all of this can be used.

The Single Market and especially the introduction of the euro have inevitably led to a linking of the systems .

These factors combined to put Romania under Gheorghiu Dej on a relatively independent and nationalist route.

After spending a few days in the hospital in a coma, Wood died, effectively bringing Mother Love Bone to an end.

But I know that in science, once you get the answers, inevitably you're going to have more questions.

History was over and society would inevitably have to take second place to economy.

Inevitably, government through its infrastructure, laws and regulations (including taxation), and education system shapes the economy.

Fourth , expert views are inevitably incorporated into projections and there can be good reason for not agreeing with particular views .

With the US withdrawal, turmoil is bound to reemerge, and the entire region will again bear the consequences.

Apart from the family doctor who observed her in the 19th century, all other conclusions are inevitably speculative.

Almost no overlap. Almost no overlap. And what has happened?

But the '60s inevitably gives way to the '70s, where the cuttings of the apertures hurt a little bit more.

We're going to see them more like this, as part of the productive, organic framework of which they are inevitably a part, symbiotically connected.

The new year is inevitably soon arriving and the Lusosphere is booming with posts about traditions, resolutions, wishes, and reflections.

60 nearly, yet these hardly tangible, hardly better than harlots, can still stir me.

I almost forgot it.

Almost three.