Sentence examples for would eventually mean from inspiring English sources

This would eventually mean higher charges.

More graduates opting for careers in research would eventually mean a win for industry.

If so, this would eventually mean some 300 billion barrels of usable crude.

"Yeltsin might say no at first but it would eventually mean yes," a Clinton administration official said.

The savings to employers would be passed along as higher wages, they predicted, and the savings to government would eventually mean either lower taxes or added benefits.

The move would eventually mean that half of the 1,300 workers at the site would lose their jobs, said Richard Longden, the Ineos spokesman.

To gamble that more money would eventually come could mean the chaos of, for example, dismissing teachers midyear if the bet did not pay off with a supplemental budget giving more aid.

This would eventually come to mean years of tirelessly building his dream -- a research hospital dedicated to the study of cancer in children, where no child would ever be turned away for a family's inability to pay.

Repeated applications of that force would eventually change the mean distance of that asteroid and others in similar orbits thus creating a gap at 2.50 AU.

No matter how much pressure is put upon them, the Czechs will not yield on two fundamental points: there can be no autonomy for Henlein's Sudeten Deutschen as that eventually would mean dismemberment of the nation; nor any revision of Czech foreign policy which involves abandonment of its alliances with Russia and France.

He also originated a college, endowing it largely from his private funds with money and lands, in the hope that it would eventually prove the means of affording to all parties secular and religious instruction of the highest kind.