Sentence examples for which could eventually result from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama has called a global summit on reducing the world's stockpile of nuclear weapons which could eventually result in Britain's Trident system being scaled back.

The Ontario price drop applied not only to ultrafiltered milk but also to skim milk powder, which could eventually result in Canadians selling more of the ingredient on global markets.

Électricité de France, for its part, issued a statement saying that it "refuses to comment on government decisions," and that its minority stake in Montedison had "no predatory nature," but rather was a "financial operation which could eventually result in a reinforcement of Montedison's energy division".

It says the council's planning department is following a procedure which could eventually result in a compulsory purchase of the hospital.

The commission launched an investigation in October into the costs of the outage at San Onofre, which could eventually result in some rates being refunded to customers of Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas & Electric.

In addition, protracted cholestasis can elicit hepatic fibrosis, which could eventually result in hepatic cirrhosis, hepatocarcinogenesis, and loss of liver function [ 1].

And they could still fail, which could eventually lead to a trial.

Hydrothermal unrest is the most obvious expression of non-magmatic unrest, which could eventually lead to hazardous outcomes.

That could eventually result in a suspension.

For consumers, the merger could eventually result in higher prices.

The sale could eventually result in boosting the stock's price-earnings multiple.