Preposition: at

• time: This is probably unavoidable at a time when the basic weave and texture of mankind's experience is changing so radically.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: With debts still high insiders reckon the cost savings a merger would deliver will make the move unavoidable.

Modifies a noun

• absence: She has been able to cover for Kenneth during his unavoidable absences.

• delay: In some cases there may be some unavoidable delays to traffic.

• necessity: But despite these factors for success, access to a computer is, as for most of us, an unavoidable necessity.

• consequence: This is an unavoidable consequence of the postal survey method.

• conclusion: The unavoidable conclusion is that direct action wins a lot more recognition than any amount of reasoned argument.

• clash: Members discussed the unfortunate and unavoidable clash of dates.

Modifying Another Word

• technically: The present proposal also takes into account the technically unavoidable traces of GM material.

• seemingly: Perhaps it might help to steer Dad away from racing, and the seemingly unavoidable harm it would eventually do him.

• absolutely: Please do not put your bin out any earlier than the morning of collection unless absolutely unavoidable.

• almost: Race is therefore an almost unavoidable issue in cricket.

• sometimes: However we have to accept that residues are sometimes unavoidable.

• virtually: Once this had failed civil war became virtually unavoidable.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: My taking action in the outer world seems unavoidable in order to remedy it.

• become: Once this had failed civil war became virtually unavoidable.

• appear: Where such conflicts appear unavoidable, they should be reported to the appropriate bodies.

Preposition: in

• circumstance: The file size will increase but this is unavoidable in these circumstances.

• order: My taking action in the outer world seems unavoidable in order to remedy it.

Preposition: with

• project: However, typographical errors and inaccurate information are unavoidable with a project this size and with an ever changing medical landscape.