Sentence examples for eventually have to decide from inspiring English sources

Lawyers on both sides expect that the Supreme Court may eventually have to decide among conflicting lower-court opinions.

The states will eventually have to decide whether to spend untold millions on state-of-the-art voting machines and retraining poll workers.

The Liberal Democrats will eventually have to decide whether they are the party of Shirley Williams or the party of an increasingly blue Nick Clegg.

That choice arches into the future — someday falling to Magomed Yevloyev's impish, dark-haired children, who will eventually have to decide whether to put their faith in the state.

The federal government can mask its problems for a while, by running huge budget deficits, but it, too, will eventually have to decide whether to cut services or raise taxes.

Judge Mukasey declined to rule on the request, saying that the case would be assigned to a new judge — which turned out to be Loretta A. Preska — and that she would eventually have to decide.

Eventually you have to decide if you want to be a part of that.

Eventually, you have to decide if you want to ride out your own focused business idea, or play a small part in something bigger.

Eventually, Grovo will have to decide whether it wants to be Joe The Plumber's Web For Dummies, or whether it will primarily focus on being a full-service video training agency for startups and SMBs.

Our most talented end up struggling to find investors who will give them something, and when they eventually do they have to decide whether they will give themselves a salary or hire a better editor.

"The Supreme Court is eventually going to have to decide if there's a right to carry," he said, speaking the day after the justices declined to hear a challenge to California's restrictive right-to-carry law.