Sentence examples for eventuality not from inspiring English sources

On longer time scales, of course, the inevitability of discovering an asteroid on a collision course is clear — which makes figuring out strategies for dealing with that eventuality not simply fodder for screenwriters and novelists.

"With all that research, it became increasingly clear to me that such a disaster was an inevitable eventuality; not a question of whether it will happen, but rather when," Mr. MacDonald said.

What's more, if lenders really are concerned about the consequences of Mr. Corzine's departure, they should be insisting on a clause in the debt deal that covers every eventuality, not just the possibility that President Obama might ask him to run the Treasury Department, which is what the deal document essentially implies.

As we consider our future, we need to think of it as an eventuality, not as an abstract.

They try to stay receptive to new information and opportunities to eventualities not accounted for in the strategic plan.

I argue that this idea is best supported by more recent developments in quantum measurement theory tying (what Stein calls) the "logic of eventualities" not to the lattice of projections but the algebra of effects (i.e., POVMs).

That eventuality has not yet arisen, but it could.

Some officials have said this eventuality is not as dangerous as it might have been three years ago.

It is an eventuality that not only Russians, but the rest of the world, should prepare for.

Given the precarious nature of the Pakistani state, which boasts the world's fastest-growing nuclear arsenal, and its deep penetration by religious zealots, such an eventuality is not utterly inconceivable.

The other eventuality is not one anyone at Loftus Road wants to countenance at this stage.