Sentence examples for eventual prospect from inspiring English sources
It also sets up the eventual prospect of yet another debt restructuring.
The more realistic alternative of continuing to service that debt offers the unattractive eventual prospect of either higher taxes or sharp cutbacks in government programs, or both.
This week's documentary double Johnson-vision, preceded by Boris's disastrous Sunday morning appearance, surely raises the eventual prospect of an entire network dedicated to the clan.
For all the risks and hardship that would accompany such a move, it would have offered the eventual prospect of allowing Greece to break free and pursue its own course.
Parish alerted me recently to a company he co-founded that's aiming to create a Match.com of sorts for people interested in providing some capital for deployment of solar power, with the eventual prospect of a return on the investment.
The move will be watched closely by an international community that has struggled to foster political change in Bosnia and Herzegovina despite trying hardheaded "tough love" policies and offering inducements like the eventual prospect of E.U. membership.
Look out for strong UKIP vote-shares in Thurrock, Bexley and Basildon, too anything approaching 30% would bode well for its eventual prospects upstream, in the Palace of Westminster.
What's more, a girl's eventual prospects of marriage are thought to be more important than bringing a rapist to justice.
Scientific publication is thus like a debutante's ball: it formally presents a discovery to society but makes no guarantees about its eventual prospects.
But a roaring backlash has some health experts worried that the proponents, including the vaccine's maker, Merck, have pushed too far too fast, potentially undermining eventual prospects for the broadest possible immunization.
Billmeyer sought to learn Spanish while Ruiz sought to learn English, and the two bonded as Billmeyer helped mold Ruiz into an eventual top prospect and ultimately a starting catcher.
