Sentence examples for be completed eventually from inspiring English sources

Alma was ambivalent, however, as to whether she would permit the symphony to be completed, eventually offering the task to Schoenberg, who turned it down.

The agreement ensures that the park, which now measures 20 acres, will be completed, eventually expanding to 85 acres on five disused piers along the East River.

George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' owner, was in a good mood and even entertained questions about the delicate contract negotiations with Jeter Steinbrennerr said he thought a long-term deal would be completed eventually.

Plans must be revisited and revised as circumstances change, but at the beginning of a project it is assumed that a project will be completed eventually, more or less according to the plan set out at the beginning.

They all need to be completed eventually, but the best always complete the most important tasks first.

On the bright side, identifying the full predictive potential of the genome is a finite task and as such can be expected to be completed eventually, even if it takes decades or centuries.

He said customers can directly load up the wallet from their bank account or a credit card and start buying, with the funds being transferred to the merchant as soon as the transaction is completed (eventually he hopes to allow customers to top up their accounts via cash, with collection agents coming to your doorstep).

When added to neon filled tubes the light produced will be inconsistent red/blue spots until the initial burning-in process is completed; eventually it will light a consistent dull off-blue color.

(In reserve it has two more reactors of its own, still to be completed, that will eventually provide a steady supply of enough plutonium-laden spent fuel for tens of bombs a year).

Though they may not be completed for years, eventually the imagined books will sell at local bookstores with all the regular, non-fictitious novels, retroactively giving material shape to the book-shaped-ideas created in the minds of Borges et al years ago.

The new tower, which is expected to be completed in 2003, will eventually overshadow Mr. Abramson's building.