Sentence examples for eventually mean from inspiring English sources

This would eventually mean higher charges.

More graduates opting for careers in research would eventually mean a win for industry.

The union insists that doing away with minimums will eventually mean doing away with live music.

The V.C. crash will eventually mean higher returns for the survivors.

However, it was thought the lower duty might eventually mean higher prices.

If so, this would eventually mean some 300 billion barrels of usable crude.

Whether all this will eventually mean it's been £11bn well spent, however, remains to be seen.

This could eventually mean the loss to the Free World of the entire Lhambastian plateau.

Fewer holidaymakers at the seaside eventually mean fewer pensioners retiring there.

"Yeltsin might say no at first but it would eventually mean yes," a Clinton administration official said.

It could also eventually mean big law firms seeking stock-exchange listings.Nothing so dramatic is visible yet.