Inexorably in a sentence

Human experience, the “progressives” contend, is moving inexorably toward an inevitable outcome.

In his latest book, “It was Never About the Books,” he shares vignettes of students who touched his heart, and whose paths he, in turn, changed inexorably.

When the Trinity test comes at Los Alamos after the toil of some 4,000 people and the expense of $2 billion, there’s a palpable, shuddering sense of history changing inexorably.

As the days get shorter and we creep inexorably closer towards Christmas, November could be the time to squeeze in another holiday to brighten things up a bit.

I’m not sure Frick adheres fully to the rigorous logic of “Sliding Doors,” in which each decision leads inexorably to the next event, but it’s great fun to watch her two narratives collide and diverge.

Meanwhile, in a world very much like our own, young Will Parry (Amir Wilson) learns a family secret that will bring him inexorably closer to Lyra.

That circle has proved to be more of an inexorably expanding spiral for Disney over the years.

That would put Britain on a pathway which inexorably makes us poorer.

We can call this what it is: a desperation move by a cohort that sees its grip upon American life and governance inexorably slipping away.

Corporate survival of the fittest led inexorably to growth and combination.

Despite all of Trump’s incendiary rhetoric on this issue, the upshot up of his approach was entirely reasonable — levels of immigration shouldn’t inexorably increase, and immigration policy should be subject to a rigorous test of national interest.

Eventually, inexorably, it is assumed that those conventional cars will be retired and gradually be replaced by true self-driving cars.

Others — like the Ethiopian famine of the mid-1980s that killed up to a million people — unfolded slowly and inexorably.

Provided there are no administrative hiccups nor legal snafus along the way, the Guyanese electorate is heading inexorably to the polls on March 2, 2020.

Somehow, the world and civilisation have continued to march on inexorably.

With the number of people with the virus growing exponentially and deaths climbing inexorably that timeline just doesn't seem fast enough.

As gay and transgender Americans march inexorably toward equality, Justice Neil Gorsuch is on the horns of a dilemma: Does he jettison his judicial philosophy to slow their progress?

Gradually but inexorably, year after year and decade after decade, the Greeks of Italy became more and more incorporated into the Italian reality, losing their language and even their Orthodox Christian faith, by converting to Catholicism.

Over the past year, with the aide of many in Congress, the Trump administration has moved inexorably toward the privatization of the Veterans Health Administration (VHA).

We are inexorably moving towards a demographic disaster.