Common collocations with inevitable in British Collocation

A strike is now almost inevitable.

His parents were farmers, so it was perhaps inevitable that he would spend most of his working life connected with the land.

The eventual outcome was probably inevitable.

The new training programme aims to break this seemingly inevitable decline.

Living so close to the sea, I guess it was fairly inevitable that I’d develop an interest in sailing.

It’s absolutely inevitable that it’s going to happen at some point.

The result was sadly inevitable.

She said this criticism and interference was the inevitable consequence of giving more power to judges.

This line of argument leads to the inevitable conclusion that military force is the only solution to this conflict.

It now seems certain that war is inevitable.

Whilst some disruption is inevitable with a project of this nature, we will endeavour to keep inconvenience to a minimum.

As a society we must innovate or face inevitable economic decline.

Change is inevitable and the school must embrace that process and see it as an opportunity.

Mistakes are inevitable in an operation on this scale.

Such disappointments are inevitable in any market economy.

The airlines are streamlining their businesses, and job losses are inevitable.

When the talks collapsed, the closure of the firm became inevitable.

A general lowering of standards seems inevitable.

Some unhappiness can be seen as natural and inevitable.

Change, in one form or another, is both inevitable and desirable.