Meanings of seem unavoidable in English

But they do seem unavoidable at times.

We have been rescued in a manner so simple as to seem unavoidable, and yet so unexpected as to be almost miraculous.

Although ratings agencies Fitch and S&P said Israel was not at risk of a downgrade in the near term, austerity measures seem unavoidable.

Impeachment begins to seem unavoidable, but the chilling prospect of Gerald Ford as President has led many congressmen to slow up the judicial proceedings.

The waste of Nature is great, and seems unavoidable: it is Nature's way.

I know this will disappoint you horribly, but it seems unavoidable.

Time and again when defeat seemed unavoidable, his strategy turned the tide of battle.

And yet, dreadful as this calamity was, it seemed unavoidable.

But since compliance ultimately seems unavoidable, Leap may be asking, why not do it now?

A bloody conflict on the pavement now seemed unavoidable.

By now it seemed unavoidable: it was war.

As the day advertised for the play approached, the excitement deepened, and serious trouble seemed unavoidable.

The time came when a chat seemed unavoidable.

Yet such ultimate fate for it seemed unavoidable.

At last things became so bad, that a sale seemed unavoidable, disadvantageous as it might be.

Pressure seems unavoidable and it's understandable some students and families are struggling to cope with the stress.