The threat was inexorably close.

Bolivia s future is not inexorably bleak.

This aggressive, fundamentalist path is inexorably leading Pakistan back centuries in time.

Some French see the EU as a community where national interests inexorably converge.

In Moscow, political analyst Kirill Rogov writes , politics has inexorably returned to Russian life.

As a result, the new loan deemed necessary grew inexorably, as in 2010 and 2012.

Unless this issue is addressed soon, it will lead inexorably to protectionism in America and Europe.

Anybody who once proclaimed violence to be his method, must inexorably choose lie as his principle.

CAMBRIDGE Don t look now, but capitalism maligned in these bailout ridden recessionary days is reshaping Africa inexorably.

The strain on Syria s neighbors is immense, and the conflict is inexorably seeping into the wider region.

And yet, without more creative approaches to providing government services, their cost will continue to rise inexorably over time.

SEATTLE For the last quarter of the twentieth century, the average temperature at the surface of the earth edged inexorably upward.

Bolivia s future is not inexorably bleak. There is a window of opportunity to rebuild its state and institutions in more viable forms.

LONDON The US dollar is hitting new 12 year highs almost daily, while the euro seems to be plunging inexorably to below dollar parity.

In other words, Israel and Palestine are moving inexorably toward the establishment of a binational state between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea.

Whereas India is not yet nearly the factor in global trade that China has become, its 1.2 billion people are pushing inexorably onto the scene.

As the global financial crisis transforms itself inexorably into economic crisis and now industrial crisis, the cry where s Europe? can be heard across the EU.

Lack of reasonably independent regulation and competent public administration or, worse, one person dictatorships lead inexorably to economic waste and inefficiency, and eventually to political turmoil.

This trend provides low quality substitutes for the high quality fish that we were once accustomed to, and will inexorably lead us toward catching plankton, especially jellyfish.

Indeed, the historical evidence slams you over the head with the fact that, whereas government debt can drift upward inexorably for years, the end usually comes quite suddenly.

Today ought to be a golden age for center right parties Communists and Socialists have self destructed, free markets are spreading as inexorably as globalization, and prosperity beckons.

Today ought to be a golden age for center right parties Communists and Socialists have self destructed, free markets are spreading as inexorably as globalization, and prosperity beckons.

Sometimes it seems, Tom, that we're the only reasonable people over here. You're right, Mary. However sad it is, we're surrounded by idiots alone, and their ring is inexorably tightening.

President Mahmoud Abbas s failure to convene the Palestinian Legislative Assembly, due to a Hamas boycott, may lead inexorably to the final breakdown of the political structures created under the Oslo Accords.

Little has changed since Italian economists Alberto Alesina and Francesco Giavazzi noted, nearly a decade ago, that, Without serious, deep, and comprehensive reforms, Europe will inexorably decline, both economically and politically.

One can never overlook the old colonial administrative habit of divide and rule,'' exemplified, again, by British policy in the subcontinent after 1857, which led almost inexorably to the tragedy of Partition.

But this is a dangerously wrong idea, an idea that leads inexorably to handing great moral (and even existential politico military decisions) to the likes of Syria, Cameroon, Angola, Russia, China, and France.

Unless this issue is addressed soon, it will lead inexorably to protectionism in America and Europe. Advocates of tit for tat trade polices have even found supportive quotes from Adam Smith on the subject.

With the United States government staring at the long term costs of the financial bailout, as well as inexorably rising entitlement costs, shouldn t the Chinese worry about a repeat of Europe s experience from the 1970 s?

By attacking one Muslim country after another, the US and its allies have created the impression that Islam itself is the enemy, leading inexorably to the clash of civilizations that America says it wants to avoid.

But views about what Europe is and should be are actually at the heart of today's anti Americanism. The countries of Europe are moving inexorably towards the ever closer union that the founding Treaty of Rome demands.

One of two things will happen either tighter containment of Iran through sanctions on oil exports will produce positive results and weaken Iran, or containment will fail, leading the US inexorably toward a new war in the Middle East.

Likewise, the appeal of war has ruled out the prospect of serious negotiations between Israel, Syria, and Lebanon. By attacking one Muslim country after another, the US and its allies have created the impression that Islam itself is the enemy, leading inexorably to the clash of civilizations that America says it wants to avoid.

One can never overlook the old colonial administrative habit of divide and rule,'' exemplified, again, by British policy in the subcontinent after 1857, which led almost inexorably to the tragedy of Partition. Such distinctions were not merely pernicious they were often characterized by an unequal distribution of the resources of the state within a colonial society.

But this is a dangerously wrong idea, an idea that leads inexorably to handing great moral (and even existential politico military decisions) to the likes of Syria, Cameroon, Angola, Russia, China, and France. If a policy is right when the Security Council approves, how can it be wrong just because communist China or Russia or France or a gaggle of minor dictatorships withhold approbation?