Sentence examples for might eventually backfire from inspiring English sources
Such strategies might eventually backfire.
So my question, regarding the governor: would this forthrightness eventually backfire?
He thinks the government backing that is so welcome to NOCs today may eventually backfire.
Or will it eventually backfire, only widening the huge political breach that the election laid bare?
Terrorism has its own political economy: when repeated too often, to no avail, its operations lose impact and eventually backfire.
Record low official interest rates and other extraordinary measures to pump cash into the economy would eventually backfire, he said.
These policies will eventually backfire, as they have in other parts of the region where the United States stood against popular aspirations and supported authoritarian regimes.
Sadly, it will probably eventually backfire or worse, fade from our memories.
'Camouflaging' is a strategy that may eventually backfire on those who practise it: 'camouflaged' problems eventually come to light in the public sphere and those responsible for concealing them are discredited.
He did this by drawing on innovative financial instruments, a policy that eventually backfired.
It eventually backfires when a troubled student attempts suicide using pills Charlie has provided.
