Sentence examples for through the eventual from inspiring English sources

But this was Ireland's day, through the eventual winner, Leading Light.

All sellers have to do is get through the often emotionally evocative decision to leave their home, find an assuring broker (or not), choose a worthy buyer, sign a legally sound pre-sale contract and get through the eventual closing.

Ethical issues are present at each stage in the vaccine product life cycle, the period extending from the earliest stages of research through the eventual design and implementation of global vaccination programs.

Instead of allocating resources to shut down dispensaries, the City should think outside the box and focus on creating a revenue stream through the eventual sale of marijuana," the organization's president Andrea Micieli said in the release.

Spatial variation in ecological selection coupled with low or absent gene flow between populations (or selection against migrants) is expected to facilitate population divergence through the eventual fixation of different morphs in different populations [ 15].

But sales were disappointing, things began to unravel, and midway through making the eventual follow-up, Mecca, Elvidge jumped ship.

He argues, in contrast to Guala, that only the stages downstream from the point where the mechanisms in the model and target are likely to differ need to be compared, since the point where differences are likely will serve as a bottleneck through which the eventual outcome must be produced.

A: Zero Dark Thirty follows Maya (and Dan, intermittently) all the way through to the eventual raid of bin Laden's compound.

In this context, the argument that evolution is not goal-driven ignores the possibility that the evolution of coded protein synthesis may have been driven by the accumulation of incremental advances which led initially from the synthesis of random short peptides by a noncoded process through to the eventual production of long complex proteins by a system of coded protein synthesis.

The degree of apoptotic sensitivity that is associated with these processes appears to remain in place in these malignancies, despite the numerous cell divisions and passage of potentially years from the onset of malignancy in a single cell through to the eventual time of diagnosis and treatment.

Player-boss Neil, who sat out the match at Falkirk through suspension, thinks the eventual winner has a good chance of defeating Terry Butcher's side in the two-leg final that follows.