Sentence examples for eventual contribution from inspiring English sources
Women's personal and political identities are significant in defining their roles and eventual contribution to society in contemporary society both in the private and public spheres.
However, the Tafel step cannot be fully discarded around the equilibrium potential, its eventual contribution increasing as the coverage of Pd is reduced.
Whatever the G-20's eventual contribution to the global economy, Asia is happy that the crisis has pushed the West to acknowledge its key role in stabilizing the world economy.
It is an experimental work that aims to study an eventual contribution to the development of a eco-lightweight concrete destined to be used in arid environments by using local and renewable materials and waste.
In this way, the eventual contribution of the muscular artifact is strongly reduced.
Moreover, it seems necessary to investigate the eventual contribution of free iron and microparticles to the deleterious effects of hemolysis in human severe sepsis.
However, one novel aspect of this new treaty is that it will make it easier for countries to review each other's pledges and eventual contributions.
To separate eventual contributions in mixed positron-Ps trapping channels, the microstructure-hierarchical model considering free-volume elements in nanocomposites at the level of interacting crystallites (non-spherical approximation) and agglomerates of crystallites (spherical approximation) is developed.
And this is without even having factored in a possible mid- to late-season debut of Isaiah Thomas, who has yet to play a single game for the Nuggets, or the eventual contributions of rookies Michael Porter, Jr. and Jarred Vanderbilt, who seem more likely than not to be red-shirted this season, but stand to play large roles in Denver's longer-term future.
Contribution Mapping assumes that a plausible description of eventual contributions can be realized through a combination of a structured approach, a transparent process and engagement of those involved.
The result is a shaky foundation – students risk being unable to meet their full potential, reducing their eventual contributions to their communities," Sheldon Yett emphasized.
