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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all eventuality" is not correct; the correct expression is "in all eventualities." You can use it when discussing preparedness for any possible outcome or situation.
Example: "We have planned for every scenario, ensuring that we are ready for all eventualities."
Alternatives: "in every circumstance" or "in all cases."
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While training can never cover for all eventuality, it would appear that the crew of the Costa Concordia made some good decisions given that out of more than 4,000 passengers, only 16 remained unaccounted for as of yesterday.
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That means preparing for all eventualities".
Strauss, though, sounded prepared for all eventualities.
It is best to be prepared for all eventualities.
"No human plan can possibly foresee all eventualities," he noted.
Mr Akaev has certainly been careful to plan for all eventualities.
Yet even Thomas Sung's cultural fluency couldn't protect against all eventualities.
But he added, "We need to be armed for all eventualities".
He added, "Their refrain is, we're ready for all eventualities".
"We are prepared for all eventualities" said the Dutch Finance Minister, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, in the Hague.
But behind the scenes, the French government is preparing for all eventualities.
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