Sentence examples for the only eventual from inspiring English sources
Some lake advocates and states like Michigan see this as the only eventual option, while some in Chicago, Illinois and Indiana, which depend on the current alignment as a way to manage floodwaters during heavy rains and storms, sound more circumspect.
Sawyer (2000), on the other hand, suggests that because the two inscriptions do not mention who commissioned them, the only eventual claimant to the fortune, and the one that had the stones made, may have been the church.
- The recent elections in Zimbabwe were a sham with Mugabe being the only eventual candidate, having intimated Tsvangirai and other members of the MDC to the point of withdrawal.
Any new leases or renewals done after the offering would bring only eventual appreciation of the value of the stock.
Lammy took up the role after abandoning his own earlier hopes of becoming the candidate and threw his weight behind Livingstone in preference to the latter's only eventual challenger Oona King.
In this case, the liquid fuel hot water boilers cover only eventual peaks or emergencies.
No matter if you're a legacy enrolled because your parents' named are encrusted on a building, a heavily-recruited athlete whose only eventual use will be the shortstop on a law firm's softball team, or someone who maintains a spotless GPA but has the social acumen and tact of a comatose narwhal: true erudition is measured by one stick alone: the insignia on your diploma.
It would be the only meeting of eventual Hall of Famers Honus Wagner and Ty Cobb.
In these cases, non-linearity in the cost functions does not influence the optimal allocation principle; only the eventual size of the data set allowed by budgets.
One highlight for the United States was inflicting the only defeat on the eventual champion, Israel.
China is seeking to capitalise on the US trade policy disarray, arguing that its proposed RCEP, which excludes the US, might now provide the only pathway towards an eventual Asia-Pacific free trade area.
