Sentence examples for eventual deadline from inspiring English sources
Hilliard did not accept the initial offer of £5,900, but agreed to sell by the eventual deadline of 17 January 1920, receiving the sum of £6,350.
It can represent hospitalization costs (Jebali et al. 2005; Guinet and Chaabane 2003), penalties for waiting to get on schedule (Gerchak et al. 1996), optimal surgery date, patients' or surgeons' preferences, and eventual deadlines.
It set an eventual goal, with no fixed deadline, for agents to conduct a database query for every person crossing the border.
The department said it was likely that the eventual consent decree would extend the deadline for when returned ballots must arrive to be counted, such that each would still have had at least 45 days to make the trip.
Some contestants, like the eventual winner, Robin Knox-Johnston, set off well before the departure deadline of October 31st; Crowhurst left with just hours to spare.
Phillips said he did not feel a need to acquire a reliever by next Wednesday's nonwaiver trading deadline, citing Grant Roberts's return from shoulder inflammation as an eventual boost.
In 2011, the eventual Cup champion Boston Bruins added 32-year old defenseman Tomas Kaberle at the deadline in a deal that most certainly did not put them over the edge.
The court needs to be supported to the hilt in this by the European Union, which has set a deadline of 5 May for the handover of Mladic if talks on Serbia's eventual EU membership are to proceed.
Their eventual total was 163.
