Sentence examples for eventually preferred from inspiring English sources

It may be that tin bronzes were eventually preferred owing to the chance of contracting arsenic poisoning from fumes produced by the oxidation of arsenic-containing minerals.

The trio of Dani King, Laura Trott and Joanna Rowsell were eventually preferred and justified their selection with gold in a world record time in the Velodrome earlier this month.

And thanks to improvements in food technology, city officials are confident that many people will eventually prefer frozen meals — something that a pilot program in the Bronx has already demonstrated.

The army may eventually prefer to follow the path of neighbouring Thailand, reserving the right to intervene, forcibly, in politics if its interests are threatened, but otherwise steering clear of day-to-day affairs.Such abstractions are remote from the lives of ordinary voters, whose hopes for change are tempered by apathy, self-preservation and cynicism.

They also anticipated that the non-signatory groups would eventually prefer to join the peace process rather than engaging in armed conflicts.

Eventually, Gissen preferred to pare the text down to a more manageable 4,000 words.

Given the low self-esteem and self-efficacy levels of people with depression, a number of sessions were used by trial participants to explore and eventually select preferred intensity before building up successful experiences and positive affective responses.

Mr. Nantz eventually declined, preferring to keep his sports assignments.

He says he would like to do something in public service eventually, but prefers parading in the special Aggreko tartan he has commissioned to the robes of office.

As well as editing and preparing scores for Britten, she promoted Dartington as the base for Britten's new English Opera Group, although eventually Glyndebourne was preferred.

What is clear is that some and eventually all PPOs (preferred provider organizations) will fall prey to the tax, and PPOs are the primary alternatives to the cheap, bureaucratic plans that most people get out of as fast they can if they've ever been in one and can afford to escape it.