he said, "And believe me: it will be much more difficult if our eventual nominee, fairly or not, is defined by inaccurate charges and countercharges -- from whatever source".
(This process is widely predicted, for reasons outlined above, to take considerably longer this time around than the five days it lasted in 2010: all parties are likely to want to consult far more widely with members and MPs, and to tie down much more detail of an eventual coalition or other agreement than the Tories and Lib Dems did five years ago).
However, PRI primaries and the hype around them would make its eventual candidate much more visible.Since Mr Zedillo promised, some time ago, not to use the dedazo, the PRI has seen something brand new, and deeply shocking to some of its dinosaurs: hopefuls from all wings of the party declaring themselves in the running.
It plowed ahead into the disputed territory, and every new discovery made the eventual resolution that much more important.
But sometimes, as the House Republicans are demonstrating in the budget showdown, it makes the eventual defeat that much more sweeping.
To be a part of a marriage like that during our years of struggle was much more than good preparation for our eventual parenthood.
The eventual victors depend on much more than just campaign momentum.
It was there in the crazed plan for razing and rebuilding the Shakespeare theatre in Stratford-on-Avon, and the eventual realisation of a much more careful part-renovation.
This crisis ultimately led to the collapse of the Roman Republic and its eventual subversion into a much more autocratic form of government, the Roman Empire.
Self-heating results in a much more rapid recovery of complex modulus than other eventual side effects, such as thixotropy, self-healing and strain relaxation.
