Sentence examples for the third eventuality from inspiring English sources

In the case of most SmallCap companies, the equivalent of the third eventuality would be to shut the doors.

Should the second eventuality prove to be the case, the president would be able to stave off awkwardness at the state dinner by giving the cue for another medley from Tony Bennett.

I say all this to pre-empt ill-fortune: I'm still hopeful that the first eventuality I outlined will prevail, that a combination of inadvertent tactical voting and aesthetic justice will mean triumph for Steve McQueen's remarkable and, I think, historic film.

And the third pillar would upgrade the CIA's capacity to surge for emergencies - eventualities now far more routine than occasional.

In contrast, negative associations are acted on individually by selection – each provides a selective advantage when present first of all in the cell, but the eventuality of the second event occurring subsequently will not provide a selective disadvantage, and may be carried along as a passenger event.

In this case, the distinction between entity-predicative and eventuality-predicative V-DE constructions nicely captures Li and Thompson's intuition as to the ambiguity in examples like 48, in which the first reading arises from an eventuality-predicative V-DE construction and the second one from an entity-predicative V-DE construction.

The second regime of signaling illustrates the eventuality of cooperative signaling.

"He will have plans for every eventuality - whether it's for the first ball delivered in a match or if it's to set up a batsman over the course of two or three overs.

Pressed on that eventuality, Ancelotti joked that he would take the first spot kick, before admitting that he had not decided who his penalty takers would be.

In the case of the first reading of 48, the null element refers to the eventuality of playing; in the case of the second reading, the null element refers to Zhangsan.

"You never talk about the eventuality of life-long treatment, never during the first meeting.