Sentence examples for Promising eventual from inspiring English sources

Europe is always good at promising eventual membership without actually delivering it.

His praise for Europe's tough data rules — that have so far been considered detrimental to the company's business model — may either indicate a real strategy change or an effort to calm Europe's nervous regulators by promising eventual change.

They told of their gratitude to certain patrons, who had introduced them to people or helped them get into a workshop, and of frustrations with others who favoured family members, 'ate' or 'sat' on resources, or who demanded that they volunteer for nothing while promising eventual employment.

When the green movement steadily dwindled instead of strengthened over the year, our leading educators responded by promising an "eventual win" or reminding us that "it's a gradual fight".

Nevertheless, our method of tuning the cavity resonances, along with recent progress in fabrication of the emitters on demand27,42,43 is promising for eventual realization of coupled monolithic emitter-cavity systems made from hBN.

Over the next 123 years, the Constitution of 3 May, 1791, was seen as proof of successful internal reform and as a symbol promising the eventual restoration of Poland's sovereignty.

Taking into account its low cost, abundance, and plasmonic and catalytic activity, Al is a highly promising candidate for eventual industrial implementation of plasmonic photocatalysis.

Le Roi Arthus is about the conflict between honour and betrayal, ideal and reality, and it ends with an off-stage chorus promising Arthur the eventual triumph of his ideals.

The general says he wants to make his case directly to the president before deciding what to do, and the president has begun to talk vaguely about promising him an eventual pardon if he is tried and convicted of war crimes.

Her keynote address at the 1996 Republican National Convention laid an egg, but a lame Convention speech need not cripple a promising political future....An eventual spot on a national ticket was far from unthinkable.

At a time when public budgets and political will show no appetite for the kinds of massive (read: costly) governmental infrastructure needed to transfer water supplies to places where they don't exist, such localized, low-cost concentration offers even more evidence for the Motor City's eventual and promising rebirth.