Sentence examples for can only eventually from inspiring English sources

The cash for this, less what can be raised at auction, can only, eventually, come from the taxpayer.

"We can only hope that eventually some long-lost relative will discover a pile of Aunt Florence's work in the attic and bring it to light," Ms. MacIntyre writes.

While the same tropes still hold, one can only hope that eventually the increasing female representation in rap will lead to women challenging the norms of the male-dominated space, not just performing in it.

This implies a distinction between the external factors one cannot influence, but can only monitor and eventually act upon, and the internal factors that can be built on or developed further.

"But, eventually, they can only move in one direction.

Gold stocks can only fall so far; eventually an economy plum runs out of gold and has to leave the system.

Burns reveals the commercialization of Niagara Falls to be our equivalent of "original sin," a blot that will ever stain us and one that can only be washed away eventually by the "baptism" of hundreds of other sites whose near-purity can inspire us and lead us to a more profound appreciation of "this land" and its irreplaceable role in the shaping of the American psyche.

This can only be achieved if eventually full health is used as the anchor state, implying the use of full health as anchor state cannot be avoided.

Smithers tries to find other employment but eventually decides he can only be happy working for Mr. Burns.

And we can only hope that it will eventually wash away the stain of the past once and for all.

Now that the decision has been made to improve relations, I can only hope that it can eventually lead to better lives for my family in Cuba and an opportunity for my two-year-old daughter to discover the place where I was born.