Sentence examples for eventual necessity from inspiring English sources

There is no obvious diabetes drug to add once metformin alone is insufficient, an eventual necessity in almost all patients.

Paolo A. Gargini, director of technology strategy for the Intel Corporation, the world's largest chip maker, echoed the eventual necessity for a transition beyond silicon.

I wrote a while back about the eventual necessity for the internet to become beautiful.

He had a pacemaker at a young age, a stop-gap for the eventual necessity of a heart transplant.

In a long-standing DM patient, the natural history of T2DM with progressive beta-cell failure results in the eventual necessity of insulin therapy.

Finally, costs of PGD, eventual necessity for successive confirmatory PND (due to the possibility of misdiagnosis), together with the necessity to undergo IVF, constitute major limiting factors for the fertile couple.

How messy will things need to get before the filthy rich, powerful constituencies and Washington yield to the demands and eventual necessities of the issues that Sanders brings to light?

He was going to retrieve them all at the end of the evening, for eventual planting a necessity, because the dinner series had depleted the global inventory.

The necessity and inevitability of eventual reunification with Taiwan has been inculcated in all mainland Chinese through decades of propaganda; it is written into China's constitution, and a 2005 "anti-secession" law mandates invasion if Taiwan formally secedes.

Now it's time for a neat wrap-up, tying together one frustrated law firm associate and now at-home parent with the need for both policies and social compacts that make quitting a choice, rather than a perceived necessity, and that make her eventual re-entry into the workforce a generally accepted part of the arc of a career.

A truce and an eventual treaty between Israel and the Palestinians is a necessity, and not because it might placate Osama bin Laden in his cave.