Sentence examples for eventual role from inspiring English sources
And the second is more hands-on and I can see what my eventual role will be.
Secretary Powell clearly wants a greater eventual role for Russia in NATO than does Secretary Rumsfeld, who is trying to limit Russia's influence.
His eventual role in the Death With Dignity campaign shed light on complex end-of-life issues as well as on his own complex family relationships.
Education is designed to guide them in learning a culture, molding their behaviour in the ways of adulthood, and directing them toward their eventual role in society.
The head and braincase were changing, a mobile neck was emerging and a bone associated with underwater feeding and gill respiration was diminishing in size, a beginning of the bone's adaptation for an eventual role in hearing for land animals.
Stevenson's eventual role is to be determined, although he and the likely starting power forward, Kris Humphries, could provide a defensive presence Johnson hopes will help to cover other deficiencies.
Second, at the landscape level there is disagreement about whether fallow periods were necessary, and their eventual roles are poorly understood.
Using the multiscale mechanical behaviour of several skeletal tissues (bone, cartilage, tendon/ligament, and the intervertebral disc) as examples of the complex interactive mechanisms that span from the nano-molecular scales up to the macro-tissue scales, we provide an overview of the fundamental building blocks of biocomposites and their eventual roles in physiology.
University is becoming less of an expected part of growing up, as higher tuition fees and the disappearance of grants mean that you might be saddled with a level of debt that isn't ever justified by your eventual job role.
Further investigations in this arena will certainly bring to light the eventual functional role of Cygb in cancer.
It would thus be interesting to investigate the eventual oncosuppressive role of the Men1 gene in prostatic cells in humans in the future.
