Sentence examples for eventual harm from inspiring English sources
While the eventual harm from the leak could outstrip that of the Exxon Valdez accident in Alaska, that will not be known for weeks, if not months.
"It's a very, very sensitive, important place and we don't know what the eventual harm will be".
A patient insurance for all participating women will be contracted covering all eventual harm caused by study participation.
At this point in the embryo's life, this does not harm the eventual development of the child.
No one knows how much the eventual winner has been harmed, but the sudden burst of worried comments about legitimacy, no longer from mere commentators and other bystanders but from the participants themselves, speaks volumes.
Some industry insiders believe the risk that false numbers do serious harm to the eventual result is overstated.
Breitbart's John Nolte wrote that Dickerson surely met with the campaigns "in advance of the debate to ensure he does the least amount of harm to the eventual nominee's general election chances".
Top current and former officials of Citigroup -- arguably the megabank most harmed by loose lending and the eventual financial meltdown -- will dominate the hearings: eight of the 17 combined witnesses are from Citi, including former Chairman and CEO Chuck Prince and former U.S. Treasury Secretary and member of the firm's board of directors Robert Rubin.
Before he arrived on Sunday afternoon, a Palestinian official said that his side had agreed to a request from the secretary of state not to take any actions that could harm efforts to restart talks on an eventual two-state solution for a period of eight weeks.
We identified a large number of papers (1270), with an eventual reference list of 271 papers relating to epidural harm.
Earlier in the day, Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks.org, was quoted by The Associated Press as having said the Pentagon had agreed to negotiations over how to redact the files to remove names and information that might harm individuals, in a process leading to the eventual release of more documents by his organization.
