inexorably

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Unlike Google who has inexorably tied Blink to Chrome, Apple pours most of its efforts into WebKit itself.

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In an inexorable manner; without the possibility of stopping or prevention.

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adverb

In an inexorable manner; without the possibility of stopping or prevention.

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Core meanings and parts of speech for inexorably.

adverb

In an inexorable manner; without the possibility of stopping or prevention.

Example sentences

Unlike Google who has inexorably tied Blink to Chrome, Apple pours most of its efforts into WebKit itself.

The progressives (who don’t like the label of ‘the Left’) inexorably have taken over the West.

Those imperatives lead inexorably to a thirst for page-views and page-rank, and horrible sites like buzzfeed.

Meanwhile most people just assume that fossil fuel prices will increase inexorably.

Online distribution of content is pushing inexorably towards battles over hit exclusives.

Your software is the complementary product they will inexorably commoditize.

The irony here is that Microsoft itself has come to the realization that they have to follow where the developer ecosystem is inexorably marching en mass.

Nothing about well-managed office space, group health insurance and shared infrastructure is inexorably tied to having a top down autocratic organization, but historically it has been.

Just like Marijuana use is getting fixed, slowly, inexorably, fixed.

It just turns out that this is nearly always a calculation that leads inexorably to one result: Don't do it until you actually need to do it.

You have to be careful, though, because the train of thought that makes rights contingent on actual ability to perform leads inexorably to a justification of eugenics.

Yeah, it does seem like our universe is an inverse black hole, with the big bang as the event horizon, and everything expanding inexorably out instead of in.

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The original was "Cthulhu swims left": a metaphor of how Western society has inexorably proceeded leftward.

Unless you're ready to prove that "taxes and big govt" necessarily and inexorably lead to adverse outcomes because of basic physical laws, the way you're evaluating policy proposals is totally irrational.

You can't "opt-out" of those services, and even if you could, it's predicable you'd immediately opt-in for them the moment your life was in danger (say, in the case of a medical emergency, your survival instinct will inexorably override your passion to be free from the big-bad "gub'ment" ).