Sentence examples for eventually not just from inspiring English sources

Eventually, not just one or two news outlets but dozens of them may be reporting (or speculating) on the story, and it may enter the electorate's bloodstream, at which point voters forget about where it came from.

For all the product stampedes, it would be nice to hope that women might eventually not just declare that it's a little more complicated than that, but back themselves by hanging on to their money.

When the company turned its full attention to search-advertising software in late 2004, the task was bigger than it initially expected, partly because Yahoo wanted the system to be able to handle ads with graphics and video eventually, not just text.

It also intends to get its marketing and analytics platform into all small businesses eventually — not just restaurants.

It also intends to get its marketing and analytics platform into all small businesses eventually — not just restaurants.

Although pass-building toolkits are now a fairly crowded space, WalletKit offers a couple of differentiated features – anyone can update the passes created on its platform with new promotions, offers and other changes, and it's also planning to target all top wallet platforms eventually, not just Apple's.

Elgan suggests that this would be the beginning of a multi-device identity method that would allow you to access any of your iCloud (or equivalent) content and settings on any enabled (Apple, but eventually not-just-Apple) device.

I loved spaetzle so much that I eventually acquired not just one but two spaetzle makers (one I bought, the other was a gift).

As a result, the new standards may eventually influence not just how much capital a firm devotes to a particular business but whether or not to stay in it.

He eventually owned not just his parents' reptile park (turned into the Australia Zoo, "Where Crocs Rule!") but 30,000 hectares in Australia, Vanuatu, Fiji and the United States, which he kept as natural reserves.

But he agreed with other analysts that Verizon would eventually join not just AT&T but most other carriers around the world that, for years, have charged on the basis of use.