lead inexorably

Frequency: 6.54.2 per million words

To result in something as an unavoidable consequence.

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Examples (10)

  • The changing climate will lead inexorably to rising sea levels.
  • His past mistakes seemed to lead him inexorably towards ruin.
  • Technological advancements often lead inexorably to social change.
  • The detective realized the clues would lead them inexorably to the truth.
  • Without intervention, the economic downturn could lead inexorably to widespread poverty.
  • Her relentless pursuit of excellence led her inexorably to the top of her field.
  • The sequence of events was designed to lead the audience inexorably to a shocking conclusion.
  • Historical trends suggest that these policies will lead inexorably to inflation.
  • Their deep love for each other seemed to lead them inexorably towards marriage.
  • Ignoring the warning signs can lead inexorably to disaster.