Examples of using Are inevitable in English and their translations into Finnish
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Mistakes are inevitable but we can improve; we must improve.
The consequence of all of this is that two things are inevitable: Inflation and Bankruptcy.
Losses are inevitable, but perhaps we can minimize them if we move fast enough.
Language services do cost, but are inevitable for the success of the social dialogue.
Politicians can't often recognise the changes that are inevitable.
Big winds and big waves are inevitable.
even setbacks are inevitable.
Rules are agreed upon, but casualties are inevitable.
Because there are fewer males than females here… hostilities among the ladies are inevitable.
shh… Consequences are inevitable.
Some are inevitable, as the ruling of the Court prevents the Commission from pretending that nothing has happened.
As long as Si likes you, confrontations like these are inevitable even if you didn't say that earlier.
New technologies are inevitable, and inevitably they will affect the nature of the press
Although limitations on the availability of credit in periods of stress are inevitable, an increase in these limitations could aggravate recessional tendencies in the economy.
Evaluating the views of others during the holidays are inevitable, so it is worthwhile to approach your appearance responsibly.
some job losses are inevitable as certain categories of jobs are superseded by new forms of capital.
It should also be noted that cost rises are inevitable, due to the agreement to include external costs
Many people believe that widespread starvation and poverty are inevitable but compared to war,
According to Mr Oostlander's interpretation, negotiations are inevitable, but we will not enter into real negotiations.
Mr President, earthquakes are inevitable, but protective shielding measures can be taken to minimise death and destruction and to allow people to enjoy greater safety.