Sentence examples for eventually bring in from inspiring English sources

The I.R.S. estimates that enforcement actions will eventually bring in some of the uncollected revenue.

The lease will eventually bring in a much needed $2 billion.

The detetives eventually bring in a suspect, but he refuses to give a DNA sample.

"The Russians will eventually bring in the rouble to the basket of currencies," a prominent Hong Kong broker told The Independent.

Clinton administration officials now take refuge in the notion that the spread of economic freedom in China will eventually bring in its wake political freedom.

But investors know there are huge gas reserves off the shores of Mozambique that will eventually bring in lots of foreign exchange, even if tuna does not.

The campaign raised its goal of $25,000 in just three days, eventually bringing in over $46,000.

• When the decision on who would be the Jets' starting quarterback hung in the balance during the summer, I voted for Kellen Clemens, with the idea of eventually bringing in Sanchez.

At the gymnasium, families were made to queue outside in the cold, clear night, then eventually brought in and told to look through Polaroid photographs of all those who died, not grouped by age or gender.

Produced by El-P (who had Mr. de la Rocha as a guest with his project Run the Jewels), the track pounds away, mostly on one relentlessly repeated note, thickening and eventually bringing in a loud guitar to match the mounting anger.

Darch, who began as a campaigner but now stands to make a small commission on the sale of rail seats by a particular manufacturer if they are eventually brought in, said: "I am delighted to see that the Premier League will be discussing the possible introduction of rail seating.