unavoidable

Overt social and political sentiment have been either inadvertent or unavoidable in previous Burns series—“Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson” and “The Vietnam War” being examples of the latter.

When Hollie McRae steps into the rally driving seat next week, the weight of expectation from her family's legacy will be unavoidable.

But in January, the discounts will disappear — and higher prices may be unavoidable.

So the question was unavoidable: If the goal is to make a powerful bomb, why not try to harness the power of fusion?

Memory problems may not be an unavoidable part of getting older.