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Inevitably (Adverb)

In such a manner as could not be otherwise; "it is necessarily so"; "we must needs by objective".

Rises in the cost of living inevitably lead to increased pressure on the economy.
As the situation becomes more complicated, it inevitably gives rise to new problems that must be solved.
Industrial waste will inevitably continue to have significant effects on the environment.
Such inefficient use of resources will inevitably hinder future growth and development.
Water's properties and the natural forces acting upon it inevitably shape landscapes over time.

By necessity; "the situation slid inescapably toward disaster".

The company went bankrupt inevitably due to its poor financial management over the years.
As she struggled to balance her work and family life, stress inevitably began to take its toll on her health.
If left unchecked, the damage to the environment will inevitably lead to severe consequences for our planet.
Despite his efforts, the politician's secret was inevitably leaked to the press, causing a major scandal.
The team's lack of communication inevitably led to a series of costly mistakes during the critical project phase.