Sentence examples for will eventuate from inspiring English sources

(A wrestler is in control when he is applying maneuvers that will eventuate in a pin-fall if his opponent is unable to escape).

Emissions scenario RCP4.5 represents lower emissions mid-century than will eventuate if pledges made following the 2015 Paris Climate Change Conference (COP21) become reality.

Some argue that competitive local telephony will eventuate only if the incumbent local exchange carriers ("ILECs") place their wholesale and retail operations in structurally separate subsidiaries.

And the whole complex process will eventuate in our ability to be more interested in the characters, as well as in those real people we meet outside the book's covers.

However, where only one of the opposing sliding surfaces is of clean mill scale, and the other grit blasted or polished, stable sliding will eventuate only after a substantial amount of cumulative travel at low loads.

(A wrestler is in control when he is applying maneuvers that will eventuate in a pin-fall if his opponent is unable to escape). In 1928 the National Collegiate Athletic Association adopted the collegiate style of wrestling as a national sport, and this resulted in the formulation of a set of point awards to keep a running score during a bout.

The results suggest that the full extent of adverse environmental impact predicted by the pre-dam studies will not eventuate.

Sustainable forest management will not eventuate by decree or regulation - it results from people seeing the long term benefits of implementing such practices.

If and when they eventuate, you'll read about them here.

Nothing in the conditions at t* fixes which of these many future states will be the one to eventuate.

In most cases, application of a tourniquet will cause necrosis and possibly eventuate the need for amputation of the affected area distal to the heart.