However, China's rise — and America's decline — are not inevitable.
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World War One was not inevitable but it was unsurprising.
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That hollowing out, as I said, is actually not inevitable.
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It is not inevitable that rivalry must lead to war.
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"A financially destructive membership exodus", Mackinac writes, "is not inevitable".
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This was not inevitable, but neither was it an accident.
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Surveillance dystopia is not inevitable, but we must act now.
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It was a big deal, and it was not inevitable.
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That events are not inevitable does not make them reversible.
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"This deepening racial division is not inevitable," the report concluded.
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None of this will likely happen immediately, and it's not inevitable.
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Our extreme economic inequality is not inevitable, but results from intentional
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But what we also found was that this was not inevitable.
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Not inevitable, or even necessarily likely, as nobody really wants it.
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The bottom line: An intensified Sunni-Shia divide is not inevitable.
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But it's not inevitable that this process has to be adversarial.
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A recession is not inevitable, but seems more likely every day.
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Of course, it's not inevitable that such an alliance will work.
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Yet instances like those are not inevitable outcomes of new technology.
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But it's not inevitable people will have long-term psychological difficulties.
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But it's not inevitable people will have long-term psychological difficulties.
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But the showdown between Burling and Outteridge here was not inevitable.
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Although this kind of behavior is commonplace, it is not inevitable.
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But the recent deterioration was not inevitable, even after the riot.
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The systemic poverty and racism America faces today was not inevitable.
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The good news is that a downward trajectory is not inevitable.
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"Gun violence in America is not inevitable; it's preventable," they continued.
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What is not inevitable is the scale of America's impending fiscal bet.
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While we see where this is potentially leading, it is not inevitable.
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"China's continued expansion of its coal fleet is not inevitable," it added.
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Mr. Watson, however, said a breakup of the opposition was not inevitable.
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"Hitler's rise was not inevitable," she opined in a widely quoted paragraph.
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The impact of Rule 20153 is not inevitable; it's a policy choice.
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Go deeper: A recession is not inevitable, our senior economics correspondent writes.
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That violence was not inevitable in all cases is reason for comfort.
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Harms to our privacy and elections are not inevitable — they are business decisions.
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Decline is not inevitable, but Hong Kong is constrained by its political situation.
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But, but, but: The study's authors say this bad news is not inevitable.
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We've seen that progress is possible, but we also know it's not inevitable.
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"In my view it's possible, even probable, but certainly not inevitable," he warned.
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A lost decade of income growth for typical American families was not inevitable.
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The dollar's dominance may outlast the Trump era, but it is not inevitable.
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The problems are not inevitable, they say, but will be difficult to solve.
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"Gun violence in America is not inevitable; it's preventable," the business leaders wrote.
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The complete loss of personal privacy in the Internet age is not inevitable.
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The fate of Ginsburg's feminist legacy is uncertain, but its doom is not inevitable.
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What is not inevitable, however, is how few doctors there are to treat them.
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That worst-case outcome is not inevitable—but certain catastrophic outcomes are already locked in.
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The other side: These dark futures were balanced by experts saying dystopia is not inevitable.
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Most importantly, we have to recognize that a world of technological totalitarianism is not inevitable.
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This is fitting, perhaps, but not inevitable; sexism and sexual harassment aren't the same thing.
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People with MCI have a greater risk of developing Alzheimer's, but it is not inevitable.
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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said an extension to Brexit was possible but not inevitable.
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But many Cuomo aides believe a presidential run in 2020 is likely, if not inevitable.
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Her election is not inevitable, which is nearly unthinkable given who her chief rival is.
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This demonstrates that differences were resolved effectively without warfare, showing that war is not inevitable.
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This is certainly possible, given the resources at his disposal, but it's not inevitable either.
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The collapse of journalism and democracy in the face of the internet is not inevitable.
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The committee's meeting is an important, if not inevitable, step toward impeachment for House Democrats.
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But this report will show that Russia's relapse into an authoritarian corporate state was not inevitable.
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In 1972 it was not inevitable that a Woodward and Bernstein would keep pressing the issue.
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High prices of medicines are not inevitable; they are a choice the American government has made.
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As in other recent corporate scandals, the departure of Richard Smith was swift if not inevitable.
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This made the return of Republican majorities during the 224s or 212s likely, if not inevitable.
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That this would happen to him was of course not inevitable, but nor was it improbable.
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Her fundamental point is that prison was not inevitable — not for individuals and not for California.
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But these hierarchies of value and grief are not inevitable or immutable, Butler tells her readers.
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The good news is that the findings show that the happiness gap of parenting is not inevitable.
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Their massive deregulation efforts make another crisis more likely, if not inevitable, putting everyone at needless risk.
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Mr. Trump, and many experts, seem to assume that war in space is likely, if not inevitable.
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We believe that while racism is the central stain on American history, racial conflict is not inevitable.
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Right- It's not inevitable- The goal- You can be very healthy until the day you die. Great.
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In Colombia, these forces point toward a possible, though not inevitable, de-anchoring; in Mexico, toward entrenchment.
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Amplifying lies and empowering our most divisive politicians with an endless supply of attention is not inevitable.
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Geographically, they share a long border, which makes China a natural, though not inevitable, partner for trade.
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But the tendency of the Court to represent, for better or worse, the political center was not inevitable.
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The good news is that excessive CEO pay and the perverse incentives that accompany it are not inevitable.
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We should remember that it's not inevitable that the label white should mean very much to its bearers.
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John Driscoll, chief strategist at JTD Energy Securities, says $100 a barrel oil now looks possible, if not inevitable.
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"What research shows that the negative effects of overqualification on attitudes and well being are not inevitable," says Erdogan.
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"It's a disease that is preventable, treatable and ultimately beatable, but progress against malaria is not inevitable," Gates said.
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But there is a sense, in his work, that time itself is not linear and history is not inevitable.
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White racial illiteracy is a current consequence of life in our white supremacist society, but it is not inevitable.
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Their classification as members of a "cult" made the killings acceptable, if not inevitable, in the eyes of many Americans.
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"Despite the challenges, malnutrition is not inevitable," Haddad said, as long as there was political commitment to tackle the issue.
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"Dangerous forces do threaten to pull the world backwards, and our progress is not inevitable," Mr. Obama conceded on Monday.
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While it is not inevitable that Xi will stay on for a third term, it is certainly more likely now.
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What is not inevitable is the need to play to people's worst fears rather than their fundamental hopes and dreams.
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The lesson I learned from Ms. Gehl and Mr. Porter is that the monopolistic forces I witnessed are not inevitable.
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This new data, like Deaton's analysis of ducal England, suggests the longevity gap between different income groups is not inevitable.
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Maybe they are, but applying them to killing human beings on their own is not inevitable, unless you do nothing.
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Still, while Mr. Trump's directive allows officials to take steps that increase costs for consumers, that result is not inevitable.
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This is worthy, reassuring stuff maintained in fine professorial style and serving to remind us that darkness is not inevitable.
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Good — we see that our focus on the genius of the individual artist is not inevitable, but a cultural choice.
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"Progress is not inevitable," he warned, disabusing those conservative critics who accuse him of holding a Pollyanna-ish view of history.
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It's important to note, though, that like all concerted denials of Black civil and political rights, this campaign was not inevitable.
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When the US had two dozen cases and experts said more would come, he contradicted them, saying it was not inevitable.
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" He continued: "Our society is at a fork in the road, and whether we take the right path is not inevitable.
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This relationship, luckily, is not inevitable; digital spaces and tools might lend themselves to abstract thinking, but they don't dictate thought.
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As Puerto Rico continues to rebuild, we must remember that the threat of future storms is very real, if not inevitable.
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Here's what's on sale in the Mashable Shop: Dropping the Switch Lite seems to be an immediate if not inevitable hazard.
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"While competition between the U.S. and China, the world's two largest economies, is bound to occur, conflict is not inevitable," Mattis said.
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But the constant use of the classical past is not inevitable — it is a choice, and on closer look a strange one.
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So it's very possible — not inevitable, just possible — that there will be some kind of American military response in the coming days.
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But it's certainly not inevitable that it would lead us to negative outcomes—to 9/11 conspiracy theories and a broken democracy.
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The development of today's CBO, a powerful, respected institution that has profoundly shaped the course of American public policy, was not inevitable.
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Yet I knew from experience that this sort of frightful perseverating about potential — but not inevitable — decision-making squanders spirit and time.
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Personal Health Narrowed, aging blood vessels, which put most older American adults at risk for heart disease and strokes, are not inevitable.
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"These racial disparities are not inevitable," said Carol E. DeSantis, director of breast and gynecological cancer surveillance at the American Cancer Society.
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A future where we are constantly subjected to corporate and government surveillance is not inevitable, but it's coming fast unless we act now.
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"Extinction is looming," Balcomb told CNN last month, but it is not inevitable if humans restore salmon populations and river systems in time.
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I know that the values and the progress that we cherish are not inevitable, that they are fragile, in need of constant renewal.
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The Korean coach, Uli Stielike, who is expecting a tough game, said it was not inevitable that China would become a continental powerhouse.
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The fears over the virus's spread spiked this week when health officials warned an outbreak within the U.S. is likely, if not inevitable.
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What was not inevitable was that Mr Xi would embrace populist, nostalgic, red-flag waving nationalism, while glossing over the party's terrible mistakes.
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But such losses are not inevitable, said Samuel Brody, a professor of marine sciences, landscape architecture and urban planning at Texas A&M University.
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It's certainly not inevitable: even beyond the established entertainment industry, there's a history of creative people designing systems that offer havens from exploitative platforms.
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Yet the calamity that has befallen West Indian cricket in the past decade, including player mutinies, threatened bankruptcy and serial defeats, was not inevitable.
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What's both hard and hopeful about this new tumult is that, unlike an eruption, a natural drought cycle, or an earthquake, it's not inevitable.
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He would score a lot, employing a dull methodical isolation method with frequent but not inevitable success on any defender he squared off against.
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After the 28503-minute explosive meeting was replayed throughout the day on cable news, many speculated that a shutdown was likely, if not inevitable.
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It was not inevitable that Britons would use violence to exploit this, but the revolution constantly threw up situations where violence was an option.
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It is not inevitable, however, that those people will be led by an expansionist, imperialist regime with a messianic zeal to dominate the region.
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"I agree that it's not inevitable that the U.S. will always play the same role, but I disagree that mayhem necessarily follows," he said.
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It's an inflection point, a fulcrum, an axis, and the descent that Perry refers to by way of the narrator is not inevitable at all.
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"Our history was not inevitable, but a variety of reasons converged to produce what it is that makes New York New York," Dr. Henry said.
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And the good news is that in the last decade or so, we've figured out what works to address it; the problem is not inevitable.
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These distinctions are not arbitrary — it really does take about 365 days for the Earth to orbit the sun — but their creation was not inevitable.
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"This is a reminder that political progress for women in any individual state is not inevitable, and not always a positive sloped line," she said.
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This all may sound like science fiction, but to those following the research, the combination of IVG and gene editing appears highly likely, if not inevitable.
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"A confrontation between President Kabila and those demanding timely and credible elections in the country is not inevitable, but it is becoming increasingly probable," he said.
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But before this election slips into mythology and all political life in Ontario slips into madness, it's important to clarify that his election was not inevitable.
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While 40 percent of transgender people report having attempted suicide, this study shows that mental health problems are not inevitable if children have a support system.
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"A recession in the near-term is not inevitable, but the risk of one by 2020 has increased substantially in the past few months," Temple said.
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It was probably inevitable that someone would write a YA novel about police shootings, but it was not inevitable that it would be a good book.
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Pollsters have said that it looks likely, though not inevitable, that the GOP could lose control of the House of Representatives, which would hamstring the president's legislative agenda.
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But the populists are gaining ground — fast — at the same time that Britain's messy split from the EU is a constant reminder that European unity is not inevitable.
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It is not inevitable, then, that Brexit will be the issue that cements hitherto floating voters into one part of the political spectrum, argues Mr Roberts of YouGov.
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"Dangerous forces do threaten to pull the world backwards, and our progress is not inevitable," Mr. Obama said in one of his final trips to Europe as president.
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The BT Financial Group's chief economist, Chris Caton, said that the loss of the triple-A rating was not inevitable, given Australia's growth rates and low jobless rate.
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Given the trajectory of human athletic performance—in 1906, the best marathoners clocked in at just under three hours—a sub-two-hour run seems achievable, if not inevitable.
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Chinese state media on Saturday cheered the meeting between Trump and his Chinese counterpart, as one that showed the world that confrontation between the two powers was not inevitable.
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Observers have been saying stock prices are high — maybe too high — for months, if not years, meaning a decline was seen as at least somewhat likely, if not inevitable.
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He argues that Hitler's rise was not inevitable but that his domestic adversaries failed to appreciate his ruthlessness, while foreign statesmen naïvely believed that they could control his aggression.
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"This day was not inevitable but it was predictable because this president has shown himself time and time again to believe that he is above the law," Waters continued.
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"Gentrification is NOT inevitable and Boyle Heights community members will resist and remain in the communities we have faught [sic] so hard to improve," reads the Facebook event page.
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The new report — an annual survey released by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development — also suggests that growing numbers of people living on the street are not inevitable.
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There are plenty of predictions about how cannabis farming is poised to go corporate, but Big Marijuana is not inevitable, says Ryan Stoa, a professor of law at Concordia University.
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After meaningful conversations with trans canvassers, residents' transphobia dropped substantially, and they remained more tolerant three months later The punchline is simple: Hatred of outsiders is ancient but not inevitable.
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As Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg argues, it seems likely if not inevitable an atmosphere this toxic and destabilized will produce an independent presidential candidate who could shake the political system.
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However, given the for-profit company's historic inability to protect user data (purposely or not), inevitable questions still remain about why Messenger Kids needs to exist in the first place.
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Violence against children is not inevitable; there are steps we can take to protect our children, today and for the future, if we can come together to make the change.
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It is not inevitable that it should create odd incentives, but this is made more likely by poor contracting between the government and the provider, says Julian McCrae of the IFG.
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The lesson that progress is not inevitable is imparted by Dorothy Kenyon (Kathy Bates), a civil rights lawyer whose earlier attempt to crack the edifice of sex discrimination ended in failure.
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In other words, the public's turn against the war was not inevitable; it was, rather, the result of a failure by policy makers to explain and persuade Americans to support it.
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Ms d'Addio says the very low fertility rates now seen in many OECD countries are not inevitable, and governments should try to lessen the obstacles to childbearing faced by individuals and families.
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In a statement, study co-author Katie McLaughlin, an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Washington, said their findings "suggest that mental health problems are not inevitable" among transgender youth.
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" Cohen describes the heavy price paid by the Palestinian people but holds fast to the belief that the cost in systematic injustice and the corrosive effect on Israeli society "was not inevitable.
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Perhaps most significantly is the shifting view that child abuse and neglect fatalities are not inevitable, but are in fact preventable, and that steps can be taken today to save children's lives.
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"Partly because this is a young market, these kinks are expected to some degree, but they're not inevitable," Lewis Ward, an analyst and director of gaming at market research company IDC, told Gizmodo.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - It is certainly possible Britain will ask for an extension of its March 29 deadline to exit the European Union but not inevitable, Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Friday.
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Gentrification is not inevitable, and gentrifying businesses can choose not to degrade and insult Chinatown residents, but instead take action to support the grassroots organizing that is helping to keep families in their homes.
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Chinese state media on Saturday cheered the meeting as one that showed the world that confrontation between the two powers was not inevitable and established the tone for the development of U.S.-China relations.
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"There's often an assumption that all college students want to drink alcohol, but it's not inevitable or a requirement that young people should drink alcohol just because they are going to college," he says.
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Chinese state media on Saturday cheered the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping as one that showed the world that confrontation between the two powers was not inevitable.
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But it is not inevitable that the extra cash investors will have to splash on stocks next year will unleash a new bull run, since markets often price in major events ahead of time.
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"This is not inevitable for me," she told the BBC, moments after she played what looked like her finest match of the season to defeat Julia Görges, 224-224, 216-22017, in the semifinals.
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"While the closure of Dressbarn was not inevitable, given the company's dire performance it comes as little surprise that Ascena has decided to head for the exit," said Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail.
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If we learn nothing else from the torture of children, let it be this: Evil is an inescapable fact of life, but the violence that results from human rights violations and abuses is not inevitable.
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Before you decide to abstain from going down altogether, it's good to know that these potential outcomes are not inevitable; with proper testing, treatment, action, and education, they can be, for the most part, avoided.
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That may or may not be true, but I think it's important to acknowledge it when companies do the right thing for any reason b/c it's not inevitable they will, even w/ coordinated pressure.
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" He claimed that more cases in America are not "inevitable," even though moments earlier, Anne Schuchat, the principal deputy director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, had said, "We do expect more cases.
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While a 'no deal' brexit is still not inevitable the chances of it happening have stepped up sharply in recent months as the clock winds down towards exit day with no withdrawal agreement in place.
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MOSCOW, May 28 (Reuters) - It is not inevitable that Russia will raise the pension age, but the alternatives are difficult, President Vladimir Putin's economic aide Andrei Belousov said in a television interview broadcast on Saturday.
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I share them with you now in the hopes that we can identify the causes of a serious problem and move towards accepting that even if overwork is natural in our culture, it is not inevitable.
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The Warriors are not inevitable, because nothing is inevitable; the very idea implies an end, when the whole point of Golden State's revolution is that there is not an end, that there are new ways ahead.
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"What we found was that it was not inevitable, not deterministic, not the majority of these cases," Dr. Widom said in an interview for the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.
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" Stevens notes the pervasiveness of the metaphor—"It is hard to imagine it any other way"—but notes that it is not inevitable: "After all, the As, Gs, Ts, and Cs are not like English and Japanese.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese state media on Saturday cheered the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping as one that showed the world that confrontation between the two powers was not inevitable.
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"A recession in the near-term is not inevitable, but the risk of one by 2020 has increased substantially in the past few months," Ronald Temple, head of US equity for Lazard Asset Management, told CNN Business.
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Just as we have seen with Deliveroo, this race to the bottom is not inevitable which is drivers' calls for the London Living Wage, plus costs, is a significant step forward for a whole sector of the economy.
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Child poverty is not inevitable – we know that investing in high-quality early childhood education is one of the most effective ways to break the pervasive cycle of poverty and ensure equal opportunity for all families in America.
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This is not inevitable," Tom PerezThomas Edward PerezClinton's top five vice presidential picks Government social programs: Triumph of hope over evidence Labor's 'wasteful spending and mismanagement" at Workers' Comp MORE, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said.
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But the history of financial reform after the crisis shows that it's not inevitable: if you have well-designed rules, and if regulators have the resources and the public support to enforce them, industry does not always win.
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On every issue, we have to stand up for each other, recognizing that progress is not inevitable, that it can be fragile, it's in need of constant renewal, and that our individual progress depends on the progress of others.
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"The experience is that the build-up of financial risks like those seen in China is almost always followed by a marked slowdown in GDP growth or a financial crisis," Lowe said, adding such an outcome was not inevitable.
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Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has called on the British people to "rise up" and fight against Brexit, arguing it's not inevitable that the U.K. has to leave the European Union — despite the country voting to do that last June.
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Today, the military interventions that tried to impose democracy—carried out by what Edmund Fawcett, formerly of The Economist and author of a history of liberalism, calls the "liberal warfare state"—are distortions of liberalism, not inevitable consequences of it.
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" Jeffrey reiterated that the US had told Turkey not to proceed with the incursion against America's Kurdish allies in the fight against ISIS, saying the operation was not "inevitable" and that Turkey's subsequent incursion into the area has been "really tragic.
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"The part that hurts most is Chris' death was not inevitable, there were no demons that took over — Chris had a brain disease and a doctor who unfortunately, like many, was not properly trained or educated on addiction," Vicky said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A clean break with the EU's single market is not inevitable, British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday, seeking to clarify comments that pushed down the pound on the possibility of a hard Brexit from the European Union.
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The foreseeable, though not inevitable, outcome at Staples Center was a 118-112 Knicks win enabled by the conspicuous return of another guard — Derrick Rose, whom the Knicks had shelved for two games so he could recover from back spasms.
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He used the word "history": Only once that has been established can City, players and fans, know that succumbing to Barcelona and its ilk is not inevitable, that it is possible to go face to face with them, that City belongs.
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While there is good reason to challenge China on a variety of fronts and force them to change behavior that hurt the U.S., and other major trading partners, it is not inevitable that China is as dangerous as members of this administration claim.
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His candidacy in 2016 helped develop much of the left-wing political infrastructure in the Democratic Party — and had huge support among young Democrats in particular — but when the 2020 campaign cycle began, it was not inevitable that he would retain that support.
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And that choice was not inevitable: In a New York Times oped, Jenny Han wrote that only one of the production companies that approached her about adapting To All the Boys into a movie was willing to keep Lara Jean Asian American.
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Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has called on the British people to "rise up" and fight against Brexit, arguing that it is not inevitable that the UK has to leave the European Union—despite the country voting to do just that in June last year.
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While it's not inevitable that Republicans will go further in this direction, it's easy to imagine them doing so as the American electorate becomes more diverse and more liberal: with more extreme gerrymandering, harsher voter restrictions, and more right-wing media consolidation and harassment of independent outlets.
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A soccer fan whose mother works in a jobs center, Kuehnert sought to demolish the argument made by some in the SPD that it must avoid a new election due to its dismal ratings, by saying an election is not inevitable if there is no grand coalition.
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Yet progressive weight gain from one generation to the next is not inevitable," Ludwig wrote.. "We have deep knowledge of the biological drivers of obesity, which include poor diet quality, excessive sedentary time, inadequate physical activity, stress, sleep deprivation, perinatal factors, and probably environmental endocrine-disrupting chemicals.
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Because those budgets will be very similar to each other, there's a decent chance the two houses of Congress will agree to a joint budget that they'll both pass like they're supposed to (though they'll disagree on some things, so it's not inevitable an actual budget will pass).
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They also contain the furious truth that although we all die, we don't all die in the same way, and this particular death was not inevitable — it was bound up in the choices of a society that did not value AIDS victims enough to work harder to save them.
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Initially, the headliner was to be Maya Arulpragasam, the forty-one-year-old pop star known as M.I.A. The pairing seemed natural, if not inevitable: M.I.A., a Londoner of Sri Lankan descent, has long been guided by the notion that her music is inextricably linked to sociocultural concerns.
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"While the ultimate effects on income levels and distribution are not inevitable, they depend substantially on government policies, on the way companies choose to organize work, and on decisions by individuals to invest in learning new skills and seeking new types of work and income opportunities," the Stanford study noted.
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This end is not inevitable, but if we are to continue to make one out of many, leaders of both parties will have to step back from the reactivity of the present and take up the more arduous task of weaving a new national narrative in which all Americans can see themselves.
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The JAMA commentary authors argue that prevention is key: "This large excess of cancer is not inevitable but rather can be tackled by a broad range of interventions at multiple levels, including strategies at the clinician level, the individual level, the community level, and the society level through regulatory change," they wrote.
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Aside from a general sense in the industry that autonomy is a likely, if not inevitable end goal for ride-hailing and other mobility services with a technological focus, Didi is also likely motivated by a need for drivers to meet demand — and drivers who can provide a safe and secure experience for passengers.
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But the report also contains what passes for good news nowadays: The collapse of Antarctica is not inevitable, it says, and could be prevented with an aggressive global effort to keep greenhouse gases at or below the levels called for in Paris, where leaders embraced a goal of holding warming "well below" an increase of two degrees Celsius compared with preindustrial levels.
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It's possible, though not inevitable, that we may find something other than music to bring people together in a similar way -- though that may require us to look away from the handheld screens that let us stare into the past and present, but block us from seeing each other as Wavy Gravy and many others tried all those years ago.
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Tony Blair calls on British people to "rise up" and fight against Brexit Tony Blair calls on British people to "rise up" and fight against Brexit Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has called on the British people to "rise up" and fight against Brexit, arguing it's not inevitable that the U.K. has to leave the European Union — despite the country voting to do that last June.
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