Sentence examples for eventual status from inspiring English sources

The second issue, specific to Kosovo, is the continued lack of a political process for determining its eventual status.

Despite the film's eventual status, it was a flop at the time, and was the beginning of the slow decline of Capra Sr's reputation.

When John Lennon said his band were more popular than Jesus, knowingly or not he prefigured their eventual status as a kind of alternate faith with its own sacred artefacts and stations of the cross.

They'd originally wanted Pick 10 but had to settle for 12 and 16, which in their infinite wisdom of the time were spurned on Danny Meyer and Adam Pattison, neither of whom could have been prepared for their eventual status as living, breathing emblems of the organisational ineptitude of Richmond's wasted years.

As regards the eventual status of fertilizer P in soil, it is interesting to note that manure and mineral (KH2PO4) fertilizer appear to contribute to different P pools [56].

In this regard, it is of paramount importance to commence the negotiations by first establishing the parameters of the future Palestinian state (leaving Jerusalem's final borders until its eventual status is determined) to give Palestinians a clear view of such, and the confidence that they are moving toward statehood.

The best that can be achieved is an "operational architecture" that could be turned into a deal, though he raised questions about its eventual legal status.

Early U.S. governors were mainly preoccupied with "Americanizing" Puerto Rican institutions, language, and political habits, but they had no clear policy regarding the island's eventual political status.

Regardless of the eventual tax status of the Children's Memorial site, the pending departure of the hospital is bound to change the complexion of the area.

Jackson's voter-registration drives and energetic campaigning were key to Al Gore's coming as close as he did, and to the Democrats' gaining a tie in the Senate, and eventual majority status.

The plan aimed to set up a "self-governing authority" in the West Bank and Gaza, leading to eventual "final status" talks, but the Palestinians were not party to the agreement.