Sentence examples for eventual shape from inspiring English sources

As Curtice says: "The eventual shape of the constitution is still up for grabs".

Therefore, as the influential deputy secretary of state, Richard Armitage, said today, "we had discussions with some of our coalition partners about the eventual shape of an Afghanistan".

It was always going to be an historic result, even if the opinion polls in the run-up to May 7 did not quite match up to eventual shape of Westminster.

This is music without continuity and an expressing voice, music where you simply have to wait to hear what will come next from the forces massed around you, though the eventual shape, of a double wave through two strong climaxes, is satisfying and the finale achieves an extraordinary uplift.

But the project, which has exceeded its initial budget by more than 200 million euros and its initial completion date by two years, is slowly taking its eventual shape: a glass wave 12 stories on one side and 18 on the other.

We are assuming that spatial, context specific factors are important for understanding the development and eventual shape of local initiatives.

The push to standardise over-the-counter derivatives contracts, for instance, could, if taken too far, leave investors trying to hedge specific risks with blunt instruments, making the system less safe, rather than more.The eventual size and shape of a re-regulated, rethought Wall Street is hard to predict.

The eventual winners will shape the future of the industry.

If the eventual truce took shape here, it wouldn't be the only one to have done so.

Her inclusion in internal White House debates could help shape eventual policy proposals.

While such questioning about health and life stage details is not a substitute for an epidemiological study, it will generate preliminary data that can help shape eventual large-scale surveys.