Sentence examples for eventually better from inspiring English sources

Eventually, better labour-force supply will create healthier and more sustainable demand.

Her producer was Arthur Leslie, eventually better known for playing Jack Walker, landlord of the Rover's Return in Coronation Street.

It's also an exercise that uses autobiography as a feminist tactic for Geimer to own her sexuality, acknowledge her crummy but eventually better lifestyle choices in the years after the rape, and cash in on her right to tell the story her way.

This suggests that the recession may shake out and slim down cities, making them eventually better places to live.Mr Donovan is already collaborating with Arne Duncan, the education secretary, and the heads of the Departments of Energy and Transport, as well as Mr Geithner.

Exemplifying Henry Kissinger's maxim that "if it is going to come out eventually, better have it come out immediately", the former Tory secretary of state for national heritage, aka "minister for fun", used the first two minutes of his show to flagellate himself before a nation sitting in judgment.

The idea is that simple smartphone apps are inefficient and intelligent bots would be faster and eventually better at providing services.

The scientists now want to try recreating the RNA peculiarity in mice, with an eye toward eventually bettering protein synthesis in humans.

Better technologies may eventually offer better job opportunities, but only if people can upgrade their skills quickly enough to qualify.

Eventually I bought better skis, better skins, better bindings and better boots.

Pettitte eventually thought better of it, with the Yankees encouragement.

Of course, things eventually got better for me.