Sentence examples for eventually reflect from inspiring English sources

Americans' attitudes have clearly evolved, they say, and the evening news anchor will eventually reflect that.

Southern California has the toughest rules, and industry experts said they expected the federal rule to eventually reflect those standards.

"Depending on your perspective on the economy, foreclosure rates and home prices, the market may eventually reflect that price.

The elevated levels of MMP-2, MMP-9, and MMP-8 in the SF of patients with mild TMJ-ID eventually reflect the active phase of TMJ destruction.

It then becomes difficult to ascertain how these changes will eventually reflect in costs, which makes the capital costs component of nuclear power plants uncertain.

This month they released a demo version of a Web-based "Map of Life" intended to eventually reflect the distribution of all plant and animal life on earth.

Every administration and the government as a whole eventually reflects many of the characteristics of the incumbent president.

The attitudes and beliefs of young people about how the world works is leading to social change that in turn is eventually reflected in policy change.

Businesses, schools, governments and private and public institutions using heating oil would also be hit with higher costs eventually reflected in retail prices, fees and taxes.

Local citizens' resistance against and dissent from local government's conservation policies are manifested through passive bargains and tolerated illegalities, and are eventually reflected in their neighborhood morphological forms.

But when Cabrera eventually reflects on his career, that weak pop-up to third base at Yankee Stadium may rank a few notches below the game-winning homer he slammed off Cone here tonight.