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Aging is an inexorable process.
These stories, which provided identity, gradually faded as memories succumbed to the inexorable destruction caused by illness.
During the later phases of inexorable decline the patient becomes extremely dependent and finally incompetent.
It makes sense of the opera's inexorable movement from the individual to the community, and it also helps explain the work's deep emotional resonance.
It was also in this period that crime figures started their inexorable rise and placed the police under immense pressure.
In our view, he has not produced a straightforward progression of inexorable inferences and necessary implications.
The graceful lines of art give way to the cold, inexorable lines of geometry.
This evidence points also underscores the inexorable connection between autonomy and relatedness in development.
The inexorable persistence of the opening motive conjures up a grief-stricken widow, rocking to and fro in her overwhelming sorrow.
