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• n  an unavoidable event
  don't argue with the inevitable
• a  incapable of being avoided or prevented
  the inevitable result
• s  invariably occurring or appearing
  the inevitable changes of the seasons

• It was inevitable that whoever was first to allay such fears would become a national hero.
• Neither of those developments is inevitable.
• It was inevitable that whoever was first to allay such fears would become a national hero.

• evitable

News & Articles

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• End of Cable Bundle 'Inevitable': Aereo
  The unraveling of the cable bundle is inevitable, Aereo's CEO says.
  June 13, 2013 - CNBC
• End of Cable Bundle Is 'Inevitable': Aereo CEO
  Even if Aereo is ultimately unsuccessful, the unraveling of the cable bundle is inevitable, the company's CEO tells CNBC.
  June 13, 2013 - CNBC
• Today’s Economic News is Really Good News Says Cliff Corso of Cutwater Asset Management
  “Despite the inevitable naysayers, it’s time for the financial markets to aggressively recognize the good news reflecting most current economic indicators rather than emphasize the negatives,” says Clifford D.
  June 13, 2013 - Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Michael Hayden in KHQ Right Now
  Michael Hayden told the Senate interrogators used the harsh technique because the US believed "additional catastrophic attacks against the homeland were inevitable."
• Max Clifford in Scotsman
  She has put her house in order and faced up to everything in an incredibly brave way,Mr Clifford said previously. "Now we're waiting for the inevitable, it could be at any time, we just don't know."
• Richard Shelby in New York Times
  I don't believe the $25 billion they're talking about will make them survive,Mr. Shelby said on "Meet the Press" on NBC. "It's just postponing the inevitable."