Empirical confirmation involves what is ineluctably phenomenological at critical points, what is stubbornly given (or fails to be given) to subjects in their firsthand, direct, inner experiences of aspects of the world.

"When you have such a vast territory, such a high number of stores, ineluctably you will have some stores which maybe have been profitable in the past but are not particularly exciting today.

Art ineluctably leaves us with inexorable and relentless ambiguities, but Eandrade tightly embraces the power of uncertainty and vulnerability, transforming it into a work of art.

Lord Beecham told peers: "We are, it seems, being driven ineluctably down a road leading to a two-tier system of justice, in this and other contexts, in which access is increasingly limited to those with the means to pay - a developer in a planning context perhaps, as against the local resident.

Technologists tend to remember those innovators who succeeded in solving problems (and we celebrate them in these pages); yet more heroic are those who contributed without recognition to the incremental improvements or necessary but unsuccessful experiments that led ineluctably to the breakthrough itself.

This is a more pragmatic question and leads one ineluctably to the conclusion that what is required is not a single image, but a whole gallery of pictures.

"Ever closer union" means an EU that moves ineluctably from economic and monetary union to banking union, then to fiscal union, and finally to political union.

"In XO, despite Deaver's customary authority in dispensing an ineluctably gripping crime narrative, your attitude to country music may determine your response to the book.

Drugs were everywhere: on the strip, where people dropped microtabs of acid and then painted themselves blue; in middle schools, where young pushers did the work of the Fagin-esque masterminds of the marijuana trade; and in middle-class homes, where the sharing of one joint led a young Don and Betty Draper-esque couple to neglect its newborn in a bathtub with a running faucet, where the tot ineluctably drowned.

This part of the ruling, since it ineluctably invokes Article 63(1) (g) of the Constitution, points to the indirect consequences.

Without legitimacy bestowed by the rule of law, accountable government, and effective state functions, political systems will ineluctably decay and collapse.

This was the trail that led us ineluctably into the war with Iraq and then with Libya, and may qualify for an Orwell Prize for "Doublespeak" one day.

The result would be a nonviable Palestinian entity that is ineluctably irredentist, one that the Palestinians (and the rest of the world) would never accept.

Inescapably, inevitably, ineluctably, the report arrives at this conclusion: vegetables are virtuous.