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As we continue to encroach on other animals’ habitats, some scientists say a new coronavirus jumping to humans is inevitable— but if we investigate these unknowns, it doesn’t have to be devastating.
In areas where access to good primary and secondary education are limited and employment opportunities are scarce, a small skill base is inevitable.
President Kennedy said that those who make peaceful revolution impossible make violent revolution inevitable.
They told him of a great hero called Achilles, who, when he participated in battle, victory was assured, but when he withdrew from the battle, defeat was inevitable.
If the rules for the universe are simple, it's kind of inevitable that they have to be very abstract and very low level; operating, for example, far below the level of space or time, which makes it hard to represent things.
Global famine was inevitable.
And if there's a single lesson we can learn from the inevitable fall of apartheid it is that rigid denial doesn't work.
In the vastness of astronomical space and geological time, that which seems impossible in Middle World might turn out to be inevitable.
This movie is pretty predictable nuff said....from the delayed kissing scene to the inevitable coming around of grandpa...this is a great movie for the 10-12 age group but beyond that it has no market..i give it 4/10 only because it achieved exactly what it set out to do and nothing more.
The acting can't even be called acting, the inevitable sex scene is awkward, and you can tell that both girls feel completely uncomfortable doing it, and the male villain... god, who couldn't tell he was going to attack emily And the musical cues... my lord.
This sequel to "In the Heat of the Night" will suffer in inevitable comparisons to its infinitely better predecessor.
This was pretty inevitable.
The movie is full of tension and the ending, shocking, yet somehow inevitable.
Hence Seinfeld's leaving the sitcom while right up there, instead of sticking around for the inevitable decline.
And then of course the inevitable decay into UK rave culture underworld.
Interminable boredom and the inevitable Italian lover ensue; this is a chick flick in the most pejorative sense of the term.
However,when a serum transfer at the local hospital goes terribly wrong,a certain Mr.Poo has to do everything in his power to ensure the madman stays alive in order to make the inevitable transfer possible.
The comparisons between the 1995 version and this are inevitable.
just plodded along to the inevitable end.i also found it disjointed.i
The second half of "The Bone Snatcher" is unendurably boring; with the inevitable love-story clichés as well as a complete absence of gory murder set pieces.
I hated this pair and couldn't have cared less if they sunk straight to the inevitable bottom.
Comparisons to the original series are inevitable.
The sex scenes are a joke, as is the inevitable car chase.
Then by December and I suddenly remembered the film I realised how likely the film was to suck, the fact it had been delayed in the UK made it seem inevitable it would be terrible, but the horrendous reviews just made me realise it was nigh on impossible for the movie to be any good.
Years later the film disappeared, only to be replaced with the inevitable yet unnecessary sequel.
Comparison with the Sweet hearts, and Lolit's is inevitable, as the so-called plot line is supposed to have inspired by them.
The inevitable ensues - our lad falls for the mannish Moran and she for him.
With Al Jolson at the height of his popularity and Warner Brothers's the Jazz Singer having been the highest grossing film of 1927, it was inevitable that the other studios would churn out a few vehicles for their own Jolson-esquire characters.
It may have been inevitable that with the onslaught of "slasher" movies in the early 1980's, that a few good ones might slip through the cracks.
In many ways, this reminds me of the Hollywood musicals of the 40s and 50s, in that it has many clichés leading up to the inevitable conclusion ("will the show STILL go on?").
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