Sentence examples for eventual no from inspiring English sources

Cardiac standstill period over 8 minutes predicted eventual no ROSC with a sensitivity of 86.7% and a specificity of 100%.

Taking aim at the likes of the Conservatives, who shared a platform with Labour in the Better Together campaign to keep the Union, he said those who voted "Yes" in September's referendum share far more in common with Labour than some of the political leaders who campaigned for the eventual "No" outcome.

The 1996 Republican field wasn't exactly an Olympic squad, either, with such lights as Lamar Alexander (self-styled "Lamar!"), eventual no-hope nominee Bob Dole, and shock-jock congressman Bob Dornan.

In the seventh inning of Kershaw's eventual no-hitter, Rockies' leadoff hitter Corey Dickerson slapped a ball toward shortstop Hanley Ramirez.

Which, of course, makes the eventual attainment no less impressive.

Of course, 2001: A Space Odyssey's eventual impact no doubt justified the effort expended.

One is left with the assurance that, despite an eventual scandal, no substantial changes have been made where it matters.

And the back-story to this dispute is, as usual, full of the sort of grimy innuendo which ensures that, whatever the eventual outcome, no one is likely to emerge with spotlessly clean overalls.

Their eventual ambition and no one can accuse them of thinking small is to replant half of Hong Kong's total area (ie, 500 square kilometres) and, at the same time, re-introduce key seed-distributing animals such as the flying squirrel.Who will pay for this remains moot.

Fox had kicked off the GOP debate season by asking how many candidates would forswear a third-party bid and support the eventual nominee, no matter whom he or she turned out to be.

Small micromeres appear to take a fairly direct route to their eventual target no matter where they are initially placed.