Sentence examples for not only eventually from inspiring English sources

Hopefully, the positive local economic development model beginning to emerge in Medellín might not only eventually replace the old negative images and associations people have of the city, but also inspire other communities fighting poverty, inequality and social injustice.

But in perhaps the most dramatic literary Cinderella story of recent memory, Mr. Harding, 42, not only eventually found a publisher — the tiny Bellevue Literary Press — for the novel, "Tinkers," he also went on to win the Pulitzer Prize for fiction last week.

The Curagen deal, to which Bayer has committed as much as $874 million, is particularly interesting because Curagen will not only eventually provide Bayer with as many as 80 drug targets but will also assist in drug development, getting 44% of any of the revenue the drugs bring in.

Our search for the physiological basis of ASDs promises not only to eventually yield treatments for these disorders, but also to deepen our understanding of normal workings of synapses.

He not only survived but eventually got into a better place than he had been in before the disasters happened.

Not only might he eventually tire of the role, Mr. Robbins said, but he will also need to remind the theater world that he has not disappeared.

Constant vigilant outrage is not only exhausting, and eventually deflating, but it's ill suited to liberal culture, which is suffused with a healthy dose of self-awareness, self-mockery, and even self-loathing.

Not only did Italy eventually score, getting a goal that only rarely felt imminent in a game that was mostly dull when it wasn't duller, but also a last-minute appeal for a penalty when Andreas Granqvist tumbled was turned down by the referee, Viktor Kassai.

"Not only will that eventually give us a much better idea of how widespread fraud is with these groups, it also gives them an incentive to have better financial controls," said Mr. Siegel, the tax lawyer, who is credited with the idea of adding the question to the tax forms.

Rubio not only failed to eventually choose the right side, he tried to have it both ways.

In summary, these data support the hypothesis that a suboptimal embryo environment induced by ART greatly disturbs the epigenetic status of not only the embryo (eventually causing development arrest) but also the extra-embryonic tissues.