Sentence examples for eventuality as from inspiring English sources

To delay this eventuality as much as possible, Devika secured admission to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and the Royal Academy of Music in London to study acting and music.

Marx viewed this eventuality as the conclusion of the human struggle for freedom and a classless society, thus eliminating the need for further political change.

But the other theme that comes through is the bond created during the long hours of training at Bisham Abbey – where they installed an exact replica of the Rio pitch and endlessly drilled for every eventuality – as a development squad of 31.

But if Apple were to claim they have a patent on location-based ads like this (they're not, but I see such an eventuality as possible) that'd be pretty big.

The political system was not prepared for this eventuality, as there was no method of choosing a new king.

In such an eventuality, as Weinberg suggests, the question becomes "is OPEC dead or just in a coma?" Do you have information you want to share with HuffPost?

Sheppard is currenThisdoisg a comeantd toree hours of preparel and occupational therapy each day in rehab.

Hitherto, the Constitution made no provision for dealing with such eventualities as the resignation or death of a vice-president.

If you're the best man, plan well in advance, form an itinerary and assemble resources for as many eventualities as you can.

Above all, is there any reason to care passionately either way, or should we sit back, espouse Houellebecq's preferred compound of spite and phlegm, and welcome these eventualities as the merited deserts of a defunct system?

Such understatement is a fig leaf of dignity covering eventualities as wide-ranging as "he was ground to a fine mince by a malfunctioning shopping-mall escalator" or "he was eaten away by cancer until he looked like an ancient and withered infant" or that purely and simply – and nothing is purer or simpler – he "died".