Sentence examples for i think eventual from inspiring English sources

"Given the way Westminster has behaved since the referendum, I think eventual independence for Scotland is a given.

But some developers evidently think eventual success is simply a matter of timing.

But until such approaches have a track record of success investors may stay skittish.The Orient expressEnthusiasts think eventual success for the hedge funds would bring wider benefits.

More likely for the future, I think, is eventual experimentation pitching out of relief.

A: I think the eventual solution is that Columbia will spread out its development throughout the downtown area so that they won't have to have as many big buildings.

Looking back, I think the eventual success of finding the therapist who she ultimately found helpful probably had more to do with the fact she was finally on the right medicine by the time we found her.

When I saw Bring It On in Los Angeles at the start of its tour, I thought its eventual Broadway engagement would be panned.

"If it's totally obvious to everyone that the dealer's not doing anything, then I think we will get eventual weakening of those protections," she said.

I think that Kanner's eventual blaming of autism on mothers, this so-called 'schizophrenogenic mother', loomed largely in Kanner's conception of what triggered autism.

the town has changed, like all of south wales but i think there has been an eventual positive change.

"The memory of that letter has stayed with me because I think it was important in my eventual retirement".