Sentence examples for eventual terms from inspiring English sources

What's more, the eventual terms of Greece's bailout deal could lead to a new set of regional uncertainties.

The term "ice dwarf" saw some adoption as a near-synonym to the eventual term "plutoid".

A second vote on the eventual Brexit terms, either in parliament or even another referendum, is also more likely.

The primaries moved south and yielded an eventual two-term presidency.

So England would have to look back, presumably to Bopara or Taylor, as they wonder who might be the eventual long-term replacement for Collingwood.

It is almost as if I were being accused of breathing, or as if an eventual prison term had been predicted for me because I love my daughters, my mother, my wife, my brother, my friends.

"In fact, we wish an even greater centrality of the concept of Rye Brook with some sort of physical presence in an eventual long-term development of a downtown Rye Brook".

Tsipras now has to sell the Brussels deal and an eventual long-term agreement with the euro zone not only to voters but to Syriza's left wing and his junior coalition partner, the right-wing Independent Greeks.

Many RCT do make it clear what the eventual long-term effects are.

We determined that Orb2A is localized at synapses in the MB neurons and functions during memory acquisition to mark potentially specific MB neurons and specific synapses for eventual long-term memory consolidation.

Specific laboratory Standard Operating Procedures were developed (and updated as warranted) within EAGLE to ensure quality control of every step involved in biospecimen collection, processing, transportation, tracking, shipping, and eventual long term storage.