Sentence examples for it was eventuality from inspiring English sources

The account, before it was eventuality disabled by Facebook, showed Sayoc had more than 2,700 friends.

It was an eventuality the governing body was not prepared for: it did well to secure Jones with little delay and Saracens have said they will not stand in the way of Paul Gustard, who has been earmarked to become England's defence coach despite the inconvenience of having to replace him with less than six months of the season left.

It is an eventuality that not only Russians, but the rest of the world, should prepare for.

Perhaps it is that eventuality that turned the leaders' heads around and convinced them to stay, abetted by the "powers of persuasion" of President Clinton, as his spokesman described it.

It's an eventuality streaming services have likely been anticipating and preparing for anyway, but it's hard to overstate the impact of the single largest force in digital online music sales getting into the streaming business – Apple recently announced that it had sold its 25th billion song through the iTunes Store, which translates to a lot of consumer influence.

It's an eventuality that we will all have to deal with over and over again.

Worked up to very slowly and diligently over the course of years and it is an eventuality.

There is no model or map or mechanism for this eventuality; it was supposed to be impossible.

He added that although the government was confident an agreement on cooperation could be reached, it was also preparing for "every eventuality, including no deal".

But this kid also took up the violin at 5, and fate, if such it was, had seen to that eventuality as well, when Josef Gingold resigned as concertmaster of the Cleveland Orchestra in 1960 to teach at Indiana University.

While time may tell if such an eventuality occurs, it was clear that Woz is still part of the technology world.