Examples of using Unavoidable in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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But this day was unavoidable.
An unavoidable collision between mankind and technology.
This war was not unavoidable.”.
And nothing unavoidable about retreating to the days of the Cold War.
But conflict was unavoidable.
People also translate
The unavoidable end of the credit expansion makes the faults committed visible.
Speculation or unavoidable reality?
The sink is clogged on the kitchen unavoidable.
Spider angiomas may be unavoidable, as one risk factor is simply ageing.
The dissolution of the Soviet Union was, sooner or later, unavoidable.
Due to exceptional and unavoidable circumstances.
By becoming unavoidable, the car has also become the subject of ideological debates.
Ageing is a natural and unavoidable process.
War may become unavoidable, but good leaders are predisposed to defuse conflict.
The cosmic microwave background is unavoidable no matter where you go.
A similar"drachmatisation" of euro debts would be necessary and unavoidable.
Its industrial collapse and the unavoidable independence of Ukraine.
This made it impossible toseparate many causes of deaths which are avoidable from those unavoidable.
This may change, but it is the massive, unavoidable fact of the moment.
Yet economic nationalism is unavoidable where there is government interference with business.
Some positions are draws because of stalemate or the unavoidable loss of the queen.
UAvs are nowadays essential and unavoidable component of civil aviation activities.
The dark is reeling as it collapses in the wake of its unavoidable defeat.
Quantum mechanics therefore introduces an unavoidable element of unpredictability or randomness into science.
And they position us as the victims of unforeseen and totally unavoidable circumstances.
Everyone makes mistakes; this is an unavoidable fact of life.
The biggest challenge today with many men is the unwanted but unavoidable deposit of fats.
They began to believe that fascism was an unavoidable stage in social development.
Attempting to re-take the former territories would mean unavoidable war with the much stronger U. S.