Sentence examples for some eventual from inspiring English sources

"So we can plan for some eventual easing for prices".

Republicans and Democrats are likely to comprise at some eventual date.

We'll simply be hanging out on Earth until some eventual calamity claims us".

Might the institute someday be connected to some eventual Obama presidential library, a topic of speculation in this city?

Drawn like a moth by Philly's shining light, Will can only flutter at the glass and hope for some eventual tragedy.

In fact, while the Falluja operation could have some eventual benefits, we cannot yet identify any objective measure of sustained progress in increasing Iraqi security.

The landscape of these two stadiums, and their teams, is what Carl Sandburg would have called big-shouldered, though perhaps that adjective should be reserved for some eventual October when the Cubs at last take on the White Sox.

To imagine that Donald Trump is a sort of comb-over John the Baptist for some eventual progressive Jesus is a fiction we force on ourselves by faith, not by reading history.

Without some eventual limits on technology, or on numbers of interceptors and how they can be deployed (ruling out weapons in space would help), Mr Putin could have little confidence that the "understandings" with which America says it wants to replace the ABM treaty will protect Russia's interests too.The best way for Russia to proceed, however, is to negotiate with America in good faith.

He said the incident was "the kind of thing that's very incendiary, that could be a trigger or a spark that could set off some eventual miscalculation".

For example, it is likely that any deal would include some eventual cuts to social security which would have an impact on consumer spending.