Sentence examples for eventual day from inspiring English sources

In the absence of that we will be one of the leading countries delivering humanitarian aid, supporting the opposition in non lethal ways and helping with other countries to prepare for the eventual day after Assad when the Syrians will need our help all the more.

where n 3 denotes the eventual day on which the proportion of the infectious population is again larger than the upper bound.

where n 2 denotes the eventual day on which the proportion of the infectious population is smaller than a lower bound z inf (for instance, if the value z inf = 0.025 is used, then the time-varying probability given by (5.6) is maintained until the day on which the average proportion of infectious population within a week is smaller than 2.5% of the whole population).

Eventual day hospital visits were analyzed to exclude diagnosis-related group (DRG, inpatient tariff for hospital reimbursement) costs from the cost analysis to avoid costs being counted twice and to support further the results of the comparison study.

Sales of interiors are poised to grow in China, where the company has six joint ventures and is helping up-and-comers like Chery Automobile prepare for the eventual day when Chinese cars hit U.S. soil.

On August 8 , 1941 Hitler stated that he looked forward to the eventual day when "England and Germany [march] together against America" and on January 7 , 1942 he daydreamed that it was "not impossible" for Britain to quit the war and join the Axis side, leading to a situation where "it will be a German-British army that will chase the Americans from Iceland".

All of these options seemed viable but failed to strike a chord when I thought about my eventual day-to-day.

Who doesn't enjoy spending every waking minute trapped indoors in fear of the eventual day-destroying downpour that turns picnics into rescue missions and beer gardens into something from Atlantis?

That rally was the basis of the eventual Labor Day holiday.

That means Owen will be able to safely sip a glass of Champagne on his eventual wedding day.

Despite its eventual failure, Thursday's revolt has left Mr Correa in a tricky position as it has raised doubts over the stability of the country, which went through eight presidents – many of them installed after coups, nationwide strikes, or other protests – in the decade before he took office in 2006.