unavoidably

• “Why exactly such writers would choose the indirect and rhetorically impure mode of fiction -- which unavoidably is going to disperse and obscure your "themes" unless you run them diligently roughshod -- in order to give "expression" to such things is never made clear.”

  Experimental Fiction

• “Carter believes he is ready to enter politics, and his name unavoidably will play a role in the outcome Tuesday.”

  ajc.com - News

• “The government had been "unavoidably" led to this conclusion following an "assessment of the process necessary".”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

• “The consequence was that although Washington is perhaps the most gossiping place in the world, I escaped its contamination altogether, and had no trouble except such as unavoidably grew out of my public duties; and although I had perhaps a more vexatious time than any of my predecessors in that respect I was the only man, they all say, who grew fat in that office.”

  As I Remember Recollections of American Society during the Nineteenth Century

• “Women have now to appeal to this new electorate to grant that justice which the old electorate has denied them; they have to begin again the weary round of educating their new masters by appeals and arguments; they will once more see their interests "unavoidably" deferred to the interests of the represented classes; they will once again be bidden to stand aside till it is time for another Reform bill to be considered!”

  History of Woman Suffrage, Volume III (of III)

• “People's Bank deputy governor, has to repeat every month that reserves must "unavoidably" or”

  The Foundry

• “Especially with GWB on the front line and having to 'unavoidably' mis or be lat for the convention.”

  politicalbetting.com

• “unavoidably" as you please -- lifted down a hundred delicate works of sculpture from the convent-walls where their pious authors placed them.”

  Italian Hours

• “Mo felt his neck heat up and his thoughts drifting to an angry, ugly study of Philadelphia and Philadelphians and therefore, unavoidably, to his co-workers.”

  Fictionaut: X, Chapter 3: Morowitz

• “Because of tech issues centering around DNS servers hosting governmental as well as business and media sites DNS=domain name service, a hierarchical naming system built on a distributed database for computers, services, or any resource connected to the internet, some non-governmental sites have been unavoidably affected.”

  The Huffington Post: Lisa Derrick: Anonymous Shuts Down Tunisian Govt Websites After Violence and Web Censorship

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