Sentence examples for eventual good from inspiring English sources

Gordon Bunshaft of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill was hired to design a new home, but, to the city's eventual good fortune, the effort stalled.

National biodiesel policies are crucial for making programmes sustainable and locally valuable: Without policies, the equity and sustainability of biofuel production become dependent on the eventual good will of some entrepreneurs.

What Germany is realising is that a brave decision to re-engineer its economy for the eventual good of all has costs.

Congress is hardly a startup and is not a place to expect long-term, rational or coherent strategic planning towards an eventual good outcome or IPO payday.

Discovery and its board of directors are to be congratulated for their change of heart and eventual good sense in pulling the program but one wonders what would make them, or anyone else for that matter, think that a mock autopsy of Michael Jackson for our viewing pleasure, would be acceptable?

Figure 4 shows the time evolutions of the conventional Renyi entropy and the multiscale Renyi entropy for 3 rats with eventual good, medium, and poor outcomes (neurological deficit score (NDS) = 74, 59, and 50 on a scale of 0 (worst) to 80 (best)).

Still, they're taking news that they were bumped for the eventual winners in good spirit.

"I think NSF was smart in backing off, and the eventual outcome was good," says Wilson, who did not submit a proposal in the latest round.

Still, the eventual effects, whether good or bad, of a disclosure cannot always be predicted.

It's time we stop accepting the cover up and eventual admission as good enough.

Additionally, with the increasing delay of initial recovery, the prospect of a good eventual outcome decreases.