Sentence examples for raise eventually from inspiring English sources

Those liabilities turned out to be far more than the government had or could raise, eventually forcing it into the European bailout.

Illumina plans to give Grail more independence, as well, with the raise, eventually owning less than 20percentt of the company, and withdrawing members from Grail's board of directors.

John married Jeanne McGauran (now deceased, April 2005) in 1944, when both began their life-long devotion to each other and to the seven children they raised, eventually celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary.

The city's powerful teachers' union, which has criticized many of Mr. Bloomberg's changes but whose members have been the recipients of hefty pay raises, eventually provided key support in his bid to renew control over the schools.

Asked if a debt ceiling increase was "absolutely essential to avoid an economic crisis," 51% of Americans said yes, with an additional 11% saying the debt limit would have to be raised eventually but "not for several weeks".

If the ceiling isn't raised, eventually the US government won't have the ability to pay its creditors, a prospect that in the past has spooked investors and cost the government money.

"The Bank of England will have to raise rates eventually, but any increases are likely to be gradual," said Danny Cox at the financial services company and fund supermarket Hargreaves Lansdown.

In 1991, he said, the pay they lost during the strike canceled out much of the raises they eventually received.

Mr Yufe lived with his father and was raised Jewish, eventually serving in the Israeli Navy, while his brother Oskar Stohr lived with his mother in Germany.

These early fustians appear to have been smooth fabrics with a soft raised nap; eventually, a ribbed pile surface was developed.

But if Mr McLeish is serious about his agenda, it is hard to see how he can avoid raising tax eventually.