Sentence examples for eventual outcomes from inspiring English sources

For the Yankees as a team, the DiMaggio and Ruth comebacks began in June, but with much different immediate and eventual outcomes.

Toxic responses differ in their eventual outcomes; the body can recover from some toxic responses, while others are irreversible.

So it seems worthwhile to consider what the polling looked like at this stage in previous elections and how it compared with the eventual outcomes.

Yet not only is Mr. Buffett's record comforting as to the eventual outcomes, the exposure is scaled to Berkshire's capacity — unlike, say, that of the flailing American International Group.

She had collected dozens of tapes, along with the eventual outcomes of their cases — approximately half the time, it turned out that the pleader was, in fact, guilty of the crime in question.

"Economists are trained to think about eventual outcomes and work backwards, and that's the way financial markets function, too," said Charles Wyplosz, an economist at the Graduate Institute in Geneva.

And much depends on the eventual outcome in Basra.

There was no doubt about the eventual outcome.

What affect did the abolitionists have on this eventual outcome?

Sometimes the speculation is much worse than the eventual outcome.

Both sides have pledged to put any eventual outcome of negotiations to a referendum.