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As security becomes an inescapable enterprise concern, most computer users deal with some sort of firewall, especially at work.

Thus, the question of imbalances within the eurozone is inescapable, however much Germany may wish to resist such a discussion.

If, however, they want the eurozone to work as it is, at least three changes are inescapable.

The ebb and flow of the economy has always been channelled by a combination of inescapable accounting truths and whimsical animal spirits.

She knows the fate which is about to befall upon her, just as the sacrifices on the altar, inescapable death.

Yarna was not technically a slave of Jabba's, but rather one of his many servants caught in an inescapable "contract. "

Armon watched the shadow advance, moving across the plain like an inescapable tide.

What may fall as a light fluffy powder is set on an inescapable course to become water, capable of causing all manner of disruption.

World Englishes deals with this inescapable result of colonisation and globalisation from a social and linguistic perspective.

VIII I know noble accents And lucid, inescapable rhythms; But I know, too, That the blackbird is involved In what I know.

Owing to his error in calculation, bankruptcy of his enterprise seems inescapable.

What could cause such a cycle repeated throughout the Ages and seemingly inescapable?

Most of India at this point was caught in an inescapable annual wait.

If any country's banking system started to suffer losses on such a scale, debt-to-equity swaps might become inescapable.

That our internal compass is liable, on occasion, to oscillate unhelpfully is an inescapable part of the human condition.

It has an inescapable duty to make that voice ring with intelligence and with leadership.

Sanctions, embargoes and the diplomatic isolation of Mr Gaddafi are the inescapable minimum of what is now required.

It expresses, in part, our inescapable connection with the outside world, the fact that we touch other people's lives simply by existing.

It would not be slowed down, unavoidable, inescapable.

As a important part of the state machinery, military is inescapable to shoulder the responsibility.

Civil law as a basic law of private rights has an inescapable responsibility on the protection of minors.

It is an inescapable part of any state apparatus .

philosophy is inescapable even if it sometimes seems impossible.

"We have to look at immigration not as a threat but as an enrichment and as a inescapable phenomenon of today's world, " he says.

These are indeed inescapable features of any financial system, to be managed, not eliminated.

The concept also explains why many of the region's governments are now caught in what may prove to be an inescapable trap.

Atheists and agnostics hate the fact, but these days religion is an inescapable part of politics.

But for the timely reinforcement, the fall of the fortress would have been inescapable.

Well, not an accomplice of the Axis implementation of arms limitation and Myanmar state inescapable historical responsibility!

a. Jesus pictures hell as an inescapable roaring furnace. Its extreme pain and resentment is unbearable and beyond our grasp.

And it is not a question of choice, but an inescapable fact.

The method choud be used to suppress such inescapable axial offset significantly, even in fibers with a large core eccentricity .

Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer at the American Cancer Society, said that formaldehyde is both worrisome and inescapable.

As is known to all, the black holes are as dense structure and sometimes inescapable for the cosmic materials.

"We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. " - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Meanwhile, Democracy Politics also has inescapable responsibility for Villagers' Self-government.

Rather later than Roosevelt expected, China has become an inescapable part of it.

Straddled with an inescapable poverty the rise and continuance of militarism is a misguided action based on a devious and faulty agenda.

Economies and cultures at different stages of development all face challenges brought about by this inescapable fact.

For even though the reality of being is an inescapable fact, it is not a logically necessary truth.

A bigger bloodbath seems inescapable if he does not step down.

The authors are unabashed technophiles, despite whatever negative connotations the term inescapable data might carry.

There is an inescapable tension faced by all governments in reconciling their commitment to principles and the interests of the state.

Some of these failings are inescapable.

Greater regulation is, alas, inescapable, even if doomed to be imperfect.

The economic cycle is endemic and inescapable , and everyone (with the exception of prime minister Gordon Brown) has always known this.

For the city's estimated 12 million residents, pollution is an inescapable health and quality-of-life issue.

The impact of US-led unconventional monetary measures to head off deflation was inescapable and highly controversial.

However, given an infinite source of energy, population growth still produces an inescapable problem.

Thus she passed from generation to generation-dear, inescapable, impervious, tranquil, and perverse.

Your failure in the business is inescapable unless you change your way of management at once.

It is an inescapable fact that manufacturing is a main contributor to economies.

It is an inescapable conclusion that an evening with the theme of Shake-spearean dramas will be an enlightening event in next semester.

Some of these problems are inescapable in our current stage of economic development, and some are caused by inadequate institutional reform.

The discussion was civil, but the conclusion inescapable: The two countries remain far apart on the divisive subject.

an inescapable conclusion; an inevitable result; sudden but sure regret; an unavoidable accident.

This process of thinking through offsets to a sharp fiscal tightening is inescapable.

That led to another inescapable conclusion .

That's the inescapable bottom line of it.

It is our assessment . . . that eventually, the inevitability of working toward a two-state solution seems inescapable.

These moments are actually inescapable in a relationship.

But it is more nearly possible for a public to enlighten itself: this is even inescapable if only the public is given its freedom.

But regardless of the legal outcome, more damage to the brand seems inescapable.

In our public life, and in our personal lives, philosophy is inescapable even if it sometimes seems impossible.

The role of government in environmental management is difficult but inescapable .

The inescapable reality is that we have no alternative, no substitute for families.

Even so, religion is an inescapable artefact of the wiring in our brain, says Bloom.

Environmental issue is the current hot topic. It is every citizen's inescapable duty to protect environment.

This is an inescapable reality we just have to live with, like earthquakes and tsunamis.

Because if fear is not overcome, it becomes an inescapable prison.

The inescapable fact is as more people are infected with HIV, more people will die of AIDS.

But the inescapable fact is that only the profit motive and competition keep enterprises lean, efficient, innovative and customer-oriented.

Errors are inescapable incidents in the course of scientific research.

The economic cycle is endemic and inescapable, and everyone has always known this.

Love is a law as inescapable in the world of human relations as gravitation is in the world of physical objects.

The inescapable conclusion is that through their methods of newsgathering and reporting, the news media shape our views of reality.

for some people , speed makes the thrill of driving , but there is one inescapable statistic . .

With the decline in energy production under way, this is now surely inescapable.

Beyond such differences in legal cultures, one fact is inescapable.

Everything possible must be done to prevent the inescapable recession from turning into something worse.

The country should accept such radically reduced circumstances only if sure they are inescapable.

In the market condition any thing fire, manages you are the novel or the soap opera, inescapable .

The permanent loss of output and revenue left behind by the crisis, along with ageing populations, make action inescapable and urgent.

impossible to avoid or evade: inescapable conclusion.

Family has the inescapable responsibility upon children's dilemma.

An inescapable fact is, business door has demand of strong much channel sale.

However, conflicts in adult life are inescapable.

Vile speech, justified on the same ground, is inescapable.

The conclusion seemed inescapable: the star VB 10 is home to a planet.

Today, we must acknowledge two inescapable facts that define our world: First, no nation can meet the world's challenges alone.

But with north Somalia recovering somewhat, while the south is mired in famine, one conclusion is inescapable.

That conclusion is inescapable.

It is the inescapable duty of management to fire incompetent people.

Trapped inside an inescapable labyrinth will they find a way out before the relentless cannibals hunt them down?

One inescapable conclusion is that America's behaviour in the world has always loomed large in its understanding of itself.

I think there are advantages to viewing grief as omnipresent, an inescapable part of being a human being.

The inescapable conclusion is that laws that are either widely disobeyed or unworkable are bad laws.

What is it, then, that has made war such an inescapable part of the human experience?

The inescapable fact is that money and who has it ineluctably influences our views about a lot of what happens in the world.

In my opinion online life in the future is simply inescapable.

Therefore, the influence of digitization and cybernetics on our living environment is not only ubiquitous, but also inescapable.

These are the inescapable responsibility of art teachers!

The logic is inescapable.

But the choice is inescapable.

What is inescapable is the China growth story.

It's inescapable.

That is inescapable, and there's nothing wrong with doing it.

In some ways that is the inescapable reality of the business cycle.

Plastic is an inescapable fact of modern life, and they have revolutionised the world during the past 50-60 years-in many good ways.

I am a change agent. I have the capacity to create, understand, and shape change so that inescapable change helps my school improve.

Both his constant quarrels with the neighbors and his chronic mistreatment of his children attested amply to his inescapable churlishness

He felt that failure was an inescapable part of his lot in life

Expression of c-FOS Protein in the Hippocampus of Rats with Learned Helplessness after Inescapable Foot Shock

Whereas death is inevitable, earning a living is inescapable unlessone has private means or is forced to live at public expense

Thoughts are spinning their inescapable threads

The Inescapable Duality of Immigrant Identity

Our experiment with Hadoop MapReduce and load balancing lead to two inescapable conclusions

The Inescapable Feeling of Total Contentment

The Inescapable Burden of History and Statistics

Inescapable voice in your head and you are not mentally ill