Sentence examples for eventually few from inspiring English sources

Eventually few Americans will remember the country as it was before X-ray machines appeared at airports and in the vestibules of public buildings, before security guards were deployed at every other corporate door.

Eventually, few groundwater locations were inclined towards evaporation which indicates influence of anthropogenic activity is prevalent, leading to increase in concentration of sodium, chloride and also TDS (Adimalla and Venkatayogi 2017; Narsimha and Sudarshan 2017b).

Especially female graduates change their interest in favour of other specialties, which may explain why eventually few students choose general practice.

Eventually, fewer assets translate into fewer dollars in grants.

Eventually, fewer and cheaper sensors should do the trick, but Google and other researchers are still working out how to combine readings from multiple sensors, and determining which sensors work best in conditions such as night driving or heavy rain.

As Tuck's Professor Danos explains, the cost of a "reverse brain drain" will be borne by American students enduring a poorer classroom environment, a less dynamic campus and, eventually, fewer jobs in America.

"You can only hold off the pressure for so long; even if it's a great place to live, eventually fewer and fewer people have jobs, and rest of the economy feels like it's not really recovering".

Privatized companies gobbled each other up, leaving weakened competition and eventually fewer players and a mess of too-big-to-fail survivors that threatened the state with insolvency if it didn't bail them out.

For the society as a whole, this can be even larger because there will be a reduction in air pollution emissions and eventually fewer traffic accidents.

They stick with the company, and eventually a few make it.

Eventually a few students help the girl on to a bench to try and help her.