Sentence examples for eventualities to from inspiring English sources

A strong city planning requires all possible scenarios and eventualities to be taken into consideration.

"With a combination of the old reliables such as Petr Cech, Terry and Drogba augmented by the flair of Cesc Fabregas, Eden Hazard and Willian, Chelsea showed they are a team for all eventualities to move to within one win of the title.

So having a summer home, there was some eventuality to it.

On the other, the worst that could happen was that they would take him to jail — an eventuality to which he had reconciled himself in the months leading up to the sentencing.

She had requested specialist training for this eventuality ("to me that was not unusual at all, and shouldn't be seen as such"), and a statement was prepared by the council, which she part-read along with the chief executive from Great Ormond Street hospital.

This is an indisputable fact and an unhealthy eventuality to all but those who want every greater numbers dependent on government and its largesse.

To deal with such eventualities, and to ensure that the system gets back to its normal state as quickly and safely as practicable, the instructions and procedure in the grid code shall be followed by the Transmission System Operator (TSO) and Users.

But it is entirely possible to deal with these eventualities, and to ensure that our own parliament is given power over major deployments.

Therefore, it is incredibly important to be prepared for such eventualities and to understand the challenges that lie ahead while embracing and welcoming the ensuing opportunities.

Its annual policy is £39.99 for Europe or £109.99 to include North America, and ­covers almost all eventualities – damage to windows, wheels and tyres, undercarriage and roof, misfuelling and the rest of the car up to £6,500 per year.

From a mechanistic and molecular point of view, and with respect to the over-expression of K8 in cancer cells, two eventualities are to be envisaged.