Sentence examples for eventual complete from inspiring English sources
The eventual complete demonstration of the MMIQCs described here could enable the large-scale fabrication of sophisticated systems for QIP.
Two degrees is also enough to cause the eventual complete melting of the Greenland ice sheet, which would raise global sea levels by seven metres.
Due to its ability to be degraded, silk can be remodeled in the body allowing for vascularization and tissue ingrowth with eventual complete replacement by native tissue.
While Dave Eggers's new novel, "The Circle," blames a Google doppelgänger for the eventual complete loss of privacy, in reality, much of the fault will be our own.
The eventual complete collapse of communism in eastern Europe has naturally tended to focus subsequent attention on its shambolic and incompetent aspects; but its effectiveness as a system of thought control should not be underestimated.
Britain suffers Nissan's eventual complete retreat from its Sunderland car plant (a production reduction was recently announced in real life), in scenes that must have been devastating for a former north-eastern MP to write.
"I struggled to fit the interlocking parts together without knowing what the eventual completed picture was supposed to look like".
If the anthropologist never goes native, we, too, are forever on the outside, judging -- or unable to judge -- without a sympathetic knowledge of the events described; the "eventual completed picture" remains obscured.
The authors found that hopelessness scores were related significantly to eventual completed suicide.
The new facility will be built on a 160 acre plot of land Apple purchased from the local county for $5.6 million in February, and the first phase of construction will reportedly cost $68 million, with the eventual completed facility spanning two 338,000 square-foot buildings and probably costing a lot more to complete.
The median lengths of stay cited for those found UTP or NGRI are clearly under-estimates of the eventual completed lengths of stay.
