Preposition: that

• mistake: However, the frenetic tempo of e-commerce makes it inevitable that mistakes will occasionally occur.

• someone: Although we try to keep our prices as low as possible it's inevitable that someone will try to offer a better price.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: Despite the almost inevitable US bias it is still worth a visit.

• seemingly: A composition that is seemingly inevitable, not labored.

• perhaps: This is perhaps inevitable, given that the interest has arisen directly from the social sciences.

• virtually: It is virtually inevitable that all information not strictly kept under wraps will make it onto the WWW.

• but: The reason is that it is all but inevitable that there will be sizeable gilt issues coming along for the foreseeable future.

• somehow: We seem to see it as somehow inevitable, or at least completely beyond our control or influence.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: However, such a shift does not make success inevitable: effort does.

Modifies a noun

• consequence: Every action has inevitable consequences, which mold the future.

• demise: Some try to salvage the dominant paradigm with endless minute adjustments that merely prolong its inevitable demise.

• conclusion: Surely New Labor was the inevitable conclusion of Kinnock's modernisation process?

• backlash: This way, the Referee obtains the name before the inevitable backlash of incredulity.

• corollary: With the inevitable corollary that what should be a corporate benefit has just become a corporate exposure!

• trade-off: This is partly explained by the US blockade, but is there an inevitable trade-off between growth and equity?

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Now a trip up to Teesside seems inevitable to resolve the league.

• become: Somewhere in this big bang time the eventual formation of Stan's Cafe became inevitable.

• look: Change looks inevitable; we need to address the end result with open negotiation.

• consider: Contact between cheeses and transfer of some cheese material was considered inevitable.