Sentence examples for eventual alliance from inspiring English sources

His eventual alliance with her is foretold by his biology.

In the light of his natal comfort with religious folk and his agreeable politics, Flew's eventual alliance with Christians doesn't seem so strange.

Opposition to Russian intervention was predictably strongest in the western and central areas of Ukraine, where much of the population supports the country's eventual alliance with the European Union.

NATO officials announced this month that Georgia is being considered for eventual admission into alliance membership.

For the first time in a decade, there is serious talk about Russia's eventual entry into the NATO alliance.

Allan Arbus was generous about helping his wife cultivate her creative freedom, and the alliance survived their eventual separation.

But BSCH, which already has stakes in Commerzbank in Germany, Société Générale in France and Royal Bank of Scotland, is also positioning itself for eventual cross-border mergers or alliances in Europe.

The New Flemish Alliance, which aspires to eventual independence for Belgium's Flemish half, won most seats.

The threat to Russia from Napoleon's satellite, the Grand Duchy of Warsaw, on Russia's border, also contributed to the eventual failure of the Franco-Russian alliance.

The confluence of activists of different generations, and the lively debates between them, created new alliances and, with the eventual release of some of the younger leaders, reinvigorated A.N.C. networks.

The city was hoping for eventual domination but settled for a vague military alliance, which was signed in October 1811.