Sentence examples for eventually rather than from inspiring English sources

Eventually, rather than aggressively pursuing the suit, the company agreed to participate in the planning process, resulting in a revised plan allowing for greater development.

The government remains determined to collect and still believes most people will be prepared to pay the charge eventually, rather than risk prosecution or escalating fines.

Postponing the internal audit might have enabled WorldCom to take a write-off for the expenses eventually, rather than disclose the bookkeeping problems that led to the current crisis.

If Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney lose the election, they will, as is customary, lose their Secret Service protection only eventually rather than immediately, a spokesman for the agency said.

Even many of the voters who have been supporting Ted Cruz would likely fall into line behind Trump eventually, rather than follow Cruz off into the third-party wilderness.

Eventually, rather than seem a young man who possesses the potential to become a benevolent monarch, he gives the impression of being a troubled youth who might benefit from psychiatric help, and the sooner the better.

However, many stay much longer, even though two-thirds of detainees are eventually released rather than deported, the report said.

She said the plans would give Germany a chance to be a "trailblazer" for renewable energy, suggesting it could eventually earn, rather than cost, the country money.

They hope that the economic trends he has helped to create will eventually counteract, rather than reinforce, the political ones, and that Russians will become better informed and more assertive.

If hackers can get Kevin Mitnick's information while AT&T sits blithely by and eventually decides rather than fixing the problem they oust him, then I can only imagine that our information is probably in boxes in front of a AT&T store in Scranton with the words "PRIVATE CUSTOMER INFORMATION DO NOT DISPOSE" written on them.

He needs to come clean on that front eventually, sooner rather than later.