Moreover, as long as Western innovation remains narrowly confined, a demand-side commitment to a large, sustained flow of infrastructure investment – and, likewise, a supply-side commitment to a similar flow of private investment – must bring ever-diminishing returns, until, ineluctably, the economy reaches its near-stationary state.

And wherever one looks, from Trump’s trade wars to Russia and Moldova vowing to block Britain’s post-Brexit accession to the World Trade Organization, reality is ineluctably crushing Brexiteers’ fantasies of English importance.

One is ineluctably led to the conclusion that governance of the eurozone is irredeemably flawed.

“Ever closer union” means an EU that moves ineluctably from economic and monetary union to banking union, then to fiscal union, and finally to political union.

Europe’s Trojan HorseBERKELEY – Europe is now moving ineluctably toward a bailout for Greece.

We are being driven slowly but ineluctably to the realization that the people whom we are fighting will, to a significant extent, inherit the shattered countries that we leave behind.

Putting Deflation FirstCAMBRIDGE – The European Central Bank is moving, hesitantly but ineluctably, toward quantitative easing.

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