The phrase "actually eventually" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in informal contexts where someone is trying to emphasize a change in situation over time, but it is generally better to avoid combining these two adverbs.
Example: "I thought I would never finish the project, but I actually eventually managed to submit it on time."
Alternatives: "ultimately" or "in the end".
I felt like I could actually, eventually of course, learn to play guitar for real, and that I wouldn't want to slam my head into a table trying.
It was considered quite a "get," because I might actually (eventually) get news.
More success is reported attracting other overseas African physicians to South Africa: One of the advantages of your African doctors coming in here is that they have to write exams so they end up staying here for longer…The majority of them that come into the country actually eventually immigrate here.
(K001, Public sector recruitment specialist) One of the advantages of your African doctors coming in here is that they have to write exams so they end up staying here for longer…The majority of them that come into the country actually eventually immigrate here.
Humans actually do eventually adapt to hot climates after a few weeks.
"They may lose quite a few viewers actually, but eventually they will come back".
Actually, it eventually brings them a couple of runs when the extra delivery is slapped wide of mid-on for four by Rob Nicol.
Your Honor will note that I actually did eventually plea to an accessory charge carrying potentially more prison time – but it would have been wrong.
If Case happens, then it follows from Lemma 2.3 that the solution is actually an eventually negative one.
22. Actually, Cresswell eventually settles on sets of world/time pairs as sentence intensions; but this complication is ignored here.
(39) For simplicity, we still denote H̃ by H, J̃ by J, Ĩ by I, w̃ by w, (bar{tilde{w}}), by w̄, ω̃ by ω, ϖ̃ by ϖ, (tilde{hat{Omega}}) by Ω̂, (tilde{bar{omega}}) by ω̄, ς̃ by ς, and P̃ by P. Actually, we eventually take (beta =varepsilon^{-frac{1}{12}} ) as ε is small enough.
