Sentence examples for eventually a better from inspiring English sources

"I'll have a better job, a better boyfriend and eventually a better husband.

Eventually, a better understanding of adhesion energy will help in unraveling the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying cell cell adhesion and its role in determining tissue morphogenesis during development and disease.

In this time, a basketball player who choked his coach eventually got a better job.

Mr. Castro said he hoped his nephew's winnings would eventually "bring a better home, better clothes, a better lifestyle".

Bill Belichick was named his successor but resigned the next day; he eventually took a better offer to run the New England Patriots.

Allan Linden, director of marketing for Applause, a Californian toy firm, believes that a "less is more" policy will eventually produce a better return on investment.

She was close to a deal in 2008 for a small store, but she wisely held back and eventually landed a better deal.

But by gazing long enough at the joyous and astonishing art of Clementine Hunter, I eventually grew a better set of eyes.

A statement released for Mr. Adler said that he hoped to continue working on health care and eventually "send a better bill to the president".

But he also said he knew he could eventually become a better player — if not for the Jets, then maybe for, as he put it, "other people who may take interest in you".

Conservatives say that competition and private market forces will, eventually, do a better job ofcontaining costs and serving beneficiaries than a centralized government bureaucracy ever could, and that the elderly will ultimately "vote with their feet" by joining the private plans.