Sentence examples for different eventualities from inspiring English sources
You can now create detailed plans for instant matches, explicitly stating when subs should be made and how your team should react to different eventualities.
He denied that there had been insufficient planning for the post-war occupation, saying only that different "eventualities" had arisen than those the government anticipated; in particular, he stressed the meddling influence of Iran.
"We've had a lot of discussions where we've covered a number of different eventualities.
It may sound fanciful, but the point is that it forces you to consider the different eventualities and form hypotheses. Young children help hone that kind of "counterfactual thinking" when they play pretend, which helps them to learn everything from the laws of physics to social skills.
Comprehensive programs were designed to provide students with a sound knowledge and skill base for beginning clinical practice in a range of different nursing eventualities [ 3].
It might be thought that in such an eventuality different moral concerns will be introduced from those that arise in connection with competent refusals.
An entirely different approach is to introduce "eventuality" arguments into all predicates, and to regard a predication as providing a fact about the actual world only if the eventuality corresponding to that predication has been asserted to "occur" (Hobbs 2003).
"The real problem was that we planned for certain eventualities but we discovered a different set of realities," he told the inquiry.
They contain different sub-categories, showing different degrees of eventuality and thingness.
"Roger's heard a lot of different things and he's prepared for any eventuality," Cedeño's agent, Peter Greenberg, said in a telephone interview yesterday.
"In anticipation of this eventuality, Governor Paterson has been exploring a number of different options both in and out of the media and will be working towards finalizing some of those options after the New Year," he added.
