Sentence examples for eventually yield from inspiring English sources

The social science that assumed religion must eventually yield to science is obsolete.

He said he expected the marina district to eventually yield two new hotels.

It unites Cingular Wireless and will eventually yield $3 billion of synergies.

There are powerful reasons to expect that speechmaking will eventually yield to deal-making.

The administration's discussions with Moscow may eventually yield an agreement to modify or set aside the treaty.

Scientists believe the research could eventually yield treatments for such diseases as diabetes, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, heart disease and cancer.

And perhaps today's rampant experimentation with exhibition styles might eventually yield a new model as yet unimagined.

Mr. Anderson hopes that the new technology will eventually yield information that complements electromagnetic techniques like ground-penetrating radar and metal detectors.

Even Patience on her monument, faced with another operatic job-swap mismatch, must eventually yield to human nature and yell "Enough".

Despite the artistic setting for "Listening Post," for Mr. Hansen the project represents serious research that may eventually yield a commercial product.

Some Republicans said privately that they believed Mr. Dodd would eventually yield the Democratic nomination to Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, who has an 81percentt approval rating.