Sentence examples for eventually entail from inspiring English sources

It is still too early to be sure what that challenge will eventually entail, still less how the world will respond.

In the remainder of this post, we summarize the key proffers and points of contention, providing a glimpse of at least part of what these, or other, plaintiffs' day in court might eventually entail.

Governments encounter the inevitable transformation of civil advocacy that will eventually entail the re-examining of democratic norms and arrangement (e.g. [1, 4, 5]).

Francis Collins, the director of the National Institutes of Health, said the project, which was launched with $100 million in initial funding, could eventually entail yottabytes of data.

By some estimates, a single page of financial legislation is typically leveraged into 30 pages or so of financial regulation by federal agencies (as recorded in the Federal Register); thus the Dodd-Frank law could eventually entail more than 25,000 pages of regulation, on top of the pages the financial sector already faces.

The gradual subjugation of the Western Empire by the barbarian invaders during the 5th century eventually entailed the breakup of the educational system that the Romans had developed over the centuries.

The shared core is the attention to both "symptom treatment" eventually entailing a vicious cycle [ 5, 18, 66- 68] and negative effects of starvation on brain [ 130].

That will initially involve building hybrids but eventually will entail battery or hydrogen-powered cars.

Some historians explain the reluctance to declare independence as a "mask of Ferdinand VII": that is, that patriot leaders felt that they needed to claim loyalty to the deposed monarch in order to prepare the masses for the radical change that full independence eventually would entail.

The county's economic recovery plan entails eventually fully repaying creditors, a settlement Moorlach called "very generous". Irvine City Manager Paul O. Brady Jr., who is a member of the Investment Pool Creditors committee, disagreed that agencies are somehow obligated to support the sales tax boost.

On the other hand, the maintenance of terraces is costly and for that reason eventually unaffordable for many farmers, and they also entail a mischaracterization of the historical and architectural heritage of the Douro Wine Region (UNESCO World Heritage).