So despite the title I found my finger ineluctably moving to the checkout button.
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For reasons of geography Mexico's fate is ineluctably intertwined with that of the United States.
This is striking evidence, the doves can argue, that falling unemployment no longer leads ineluctably to higher pay and rising inflation.
When fertility started to fall in Asia after 1960 and Latin America after 1970, it did so quickly, ineluctably and universally.
They think businesspeople--with all their buying, selling and profiting--have ineluctably compromised their souls, if they haven't yet sold them to the Devil.
The war on drugs, in other words, ineluctably breeds its own enemies.
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The present and, more ineluctably, future reality is that China has become, or will become, most important in fact, all important for Japanese companies and Japan.
Mr Cameron is, however, ineluctably wedded to one foreign-policy tenet: Euroscepticism.
Europe and referendums have become ineluctably linked in the Tory imagination.
The taker mentality has thus ineluctably gravitated toward taking from a pool of citizens who can offer no resistance to such schemes: the unborn descendants of today's entitlement-seeking population.
Were I to portray this with a visual image it would have to be that of a boat in a lock: life is slowly and ineluctably raised by time seeping in from all sides.
Given that many of the relevant technologies are inherently applicable to military uses - notably, delivering nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction over long distances via ballistic missiles - these steps will ineluctably result in greater threats to American citizens, interests and allies, as well.
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