Sentence examples for that the eventual from inspiring English sources

The reason is that the eventual public filing didn't change much from the original confidential one.

Some predict that the eventual number of cars recalled could exceed 20m.

Professor Stiglitz calculates that the eventual total cost of the war will be about $3 trillion.

Passengers say that the eventual number was between 30 or 40 officers.

One story is that the eventual shift to democracy, as we saw in previous catch-up countries, is inevitable.

There are also concerns that the eventual scaling back of some naval forces might encourage a resurgence.

But experts say the company may have gone overboard, bolstering production so much that the eventual collapse was accelerated.

But some financial analysts said that the eventual damage to reputation and revenue may not be so profound.

But the case arose from unusual circumstances, making it fairly likely that the eventual Supreme Court ruling will be narrow.

Relative to all that, the eventual takeover by the yuppies and C-list girls seems almost like a blessing.

But who was it who enjoyed the "unfair advantage" that the eventual winner Caster Semenya has been accused of holding?