0 that cannot be avoided -- tidak boleh dielakkan
an inescapable conclusion.
Although this did not make regicide inescapable, it did place enormous pressure on the trial commissioners to break the king's will.
But the inescapable paradox of the spatial intuition affects also the elements which are a part of it.
An inescapable past because the concepts by which experience is organized and communicated proceed from the received cultural scheme.
Conditioned fear and inescapable shock modify the release of serotonin in the locus coeruleus.
Obviously, such examples illustrate strong, inescapable necessity in the strict sense of the word.
But the inescapable fact of war is its violence.
Does it produce a similar, and inescapable, double subjectivity?
The logical, indeed inescapable, conclusion is that governments did not, on balance, adopt a soft macroeconomic stance to hold unemployment below its equilibrium rate.
