Sentence examples for put eventual from inspiring English sources

And so the president, Park Geun-hye, who has put eventual Korean reunification back on the political agenda in the South, is unlikely to want to join in Chinese-led triumphal celebrations: Korea is still waiting for its victory.

Both sides have pledged to put any eventual outcome of negotiations to a referendum.

Worst-case estimates put the eventual bill at $200 billion or more.

And the backdrop remains bleak: this week Goldman put banks' eventual credit losses at an eye-watering $460 billion.

He made a throwing error to put the eventual tying run on second base, his biggest sin.

You might say that not much was on offer in Geneva anyway: one study put the eventual benefits at maybe $70 billion, a drop in the ocean of the world's GDP.

Scratched from his scheduled rehabilitation start Saturday for Class A Brooklyn, Maine will be evaluated in a week, but the setback destroyed his chances of rejoining the rotation before the All-Star break and put his eventual return date in doubt.

This could put the eventual arrival date deep into next year.

Executives at Texas Instruments put the eventual retail price of a projector at about $100,000 much more than the $17,000 to $25,000 shelled out by movie theater owners today for a new film projector.* The cost of the first projectors should be in the ballpark of $250,000.

But the longer legal tussles drag on, the older the reactors become, putting their eventual operation in doubt.

Boeing's local newspaper, The Seattle Times, puts the eventual cost of the plane's development at $32bn.