Sentence examples for eventualities from inspiring English sources

Much like the quiet that comes before the storm, Egypt is bracing itself for any eventualities that will result from the coming election.

That such eventualities never come to pass is irrelevant.

Hotel parrrrrrrty!! Day 5 Cardiff I overslept and came down to an empty hotel lobby, which meant I missed the train, but a coach for such eventualities took me on to Wales.

"I have made it a priority for the Financial Services Authority and the Bank of England to make sure that the UK banking system is adequately capitalised and have sufficient liquidity to deal with all eventualities.

In any of those eventualities, constituencies within the countries at risk could turn to America for support.

With DC plans, the hazards are easier to spot: members face investment risk when building up the fund, and need to cover against longevity "risk" (the welcome possibility of exceeding their expected lifespan) when they cash in the fund to buy an annuity.DB plans should offer protection against these two eventualities.

He denied that there had been insufficient planning for the post-war occupation, saying only that different "eventualities" had arisen than those the government anticipated; in particular, he stressed the meddling influence of Iran.

Vaccine-makers usually buy insurance for such eventualities, but given the shortened testing schedule for the proposed Ebola jabs, insurers may be reluctant to provide it.If mass vaccination across West Africa proved necessary, there might be a need for tens of millions of doses.

The judging was run by John Eckhouse of Eventualities.

But without a clearer sense of what those eventualities may be it will struggle to do so, despite good intentions and big exercises with funny names.

In civil-law systems, by contrast, codes and statutes are designed to cover all eventualities and judges have a more limited role of applying the law to the case in hand.