Sentence examples for Eventual process from inspiring English sources

But there seems little doubt that both sides are responsible for civilian casualties, and by firing on civilian areas, Ukrainian forces have made any eventual process of reintegration even harder, as anger grows.

The Flying Records impresario proved particularly pivotal to the eventual process of making the film.

One reason for the delay has been insufficient anticipation of the eventual processes and evidence required for decision making by countries.

All four films are needed for the eventual printing process, which involves passing a printing plate over a piece of paper four times.

You clearly point out how the actions of groups of naïve American evangelists are obstructing any eventual peace process for the Middle East.

On Capitol Hill, some Democrats have expressed concerns that Trump's actions are intended to silence people who might serve as witnesses in any eventual impeachment process or other legal proceeding.

Last year Folman said he was hoping to make the entire film using stop-motion, but Cinemascope says the eventual production process will depend on the level of funding the film receives.

And that could mean there are other paper unicorns out there that could come out of their own eventual IPO process looking more origami than broadsheet.

Few thought he would go ahead and launch this operation - which he has long threatened to do - because they believed ongoing talks that saw him go from Paris to Palermo and the UAE for more than a year would buy time until a new political settlement was reached through negotiations and an eventual electoral process.

However, the occasional planar defects (twin planes (TPs) and stacking faults (SFs)) presenting at the top and early growth region of the GaSb nanowire (Fig. 5c, d) may be caused by a slight fluctuation of local growth conditions during the eventual cooling process and the initial transition stage from InAs to the upper GaSb.

Obama is set to meet with Senate leaders today to discuss a timetable for the nomination and eventual confirmation process of the next Supreme Court justice.