Sentence examples for that eventually more from inspiring English sources

Celli added: "We are concerned specifically that if we fail to build on the infrastructure of the existing department, that eventually more and more of the resources will be cannibalized for the purposes of trying to outsource [care] and eventually the entire department will become unsustainable".

More prisoners in prison means that, eventually, more prisoners will be let out.

Some said that eventually, more qualified tenants might seek board positions, if only to protect their investments by improving the work of the board and avoiding lawsuits.

Its leaders have built residency programs and fellowships at university hospitals, with the hope that, eventually, more and more doctors will use their training to bring abortion into their practices.

But a richer one: Mr. Xue predicted that eventually, more than 3 percent of all Chinese would be able to afford private facilities like Yanda, where a bed in a two-bedroom apartment costs about 5,500 to 13,700 renminbi a month, or $880 to $2,150, depending on the level of nursing care.

Some analysts who cover the financial sector believe that eventually more people around the globe will be moving their money using just an app on their phones.

Koons had rented a commercial loft on lower Broadway and he had begun hiring a workforce that eventually numbered more than seventy people and cost him more than half a million dollars a year in salaries and overhead.

Each of them cut six-figure checks to the lobbying campaign that eventually totaled more than $1 million.

It later became Supermarkets General, a conglomerate that eventually sold more than $1 billion a year in goods through its divisions, including Pathmark.

That country's first military coup, in 1976, coincided with the election of President Carter, whose human rights campaign strained ties with the architects of a "dirty war" that eventually killed more than 15,000 people.

She started in her neighborhood with sewing workshops that eventually employed more than 800 women, opened hostels for tuberculosis patients and refugee children, hosted benefit concerts, sent dispatches from the war front.