Sentence examples for ones and eventually from inspiring English sources

But the restructuring of corporations middle-sized ones as well as large ones, and, eventually, even smaller ones—has barely begun.Businesses tomorrow will follow two new rules.

Walsh himself had more "losing" seasons — i.e. ones when he didn't win the Super Bowl — than "winning" ones, and eventually withdrew from the game, prematurely as he came to see, because the stress of losing wasn't ever much alleviated by the pleasure of winning.

Their small-scale efforts will lead gradually to larger ones and eventually energize a wider change in Lebanon.

It wasn't until years after the group announced their hiatus that he decided to come out to his loved ones and eventually share his story in People magazine in 2006.

But Totten lets him have his one-on-one and eventually praises him.

After landing understudy parts in Broadway shows and starring roles in Off Broadway productions, he began to work in television, most notably on "Murder One" and eventually in movies.

Still, the real world continues to unfold alongside the imagined one, and, eventually, overtakes it.

Jay Joplin, of the White Cube gallery, in London, came to that one, and eventually became her London dealer.

It's unfortunate, but this is hardly the first time that a promising independent company has been bought by a larger one and eventually closed down.

It was found that if the initial separation between equal size drops does not exceed some critical value, the trailing particle moves with a considerably higher velocity than that of the leading one and eventually the two drops coalesce.

Finally, ten- to twelve-year-olds are more likely to accept the notion that one species may have descended from an entirely different one, and eventually to accept the idea of common descent for animals, but not always for humans (Evans 2008, p.281 282).