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How to use eventual in a sentence

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We used it at several steps in our cloning procedure including recovery of the genomic fragments for shotgun cloning and eventual sequencing.
So try to forget the details of the life, the speculation of suicidal intent, his eventual fashionableness, forget all of it.
An additional consideration was that the ECOMIL force would be the advance guard of an eventual 15,000-strong UN force.
This is a knockout competition with winners going forward in a series of elimination matches to find an eventual winner.
This won't mean a fat lot to most of you, but the eventual results might be interesting.
The eventual question is, to what lengths of madness will the obsessive Murnau go to complete the final reel of his masterwork?
The big risk for bonds is that the Fed's efforts to reflate the economy will prove all too successful, leading to an eventual surge in inflation.
The clash between the two parties over economic affairs led to the eventual breakdown of the coalition.
The fact the dispute was a family affair partly explains the eventual union victory.
For example, when a helicopter comes down the whole descent and eventual crash is depicted in intricate detail.
The weakening of the Federalist party and its eventual demise a few years later were largely due to Hamilton's wrong-headed meddling.
Glucose, in turn, is used as an eventual building block for sucrose, starch, and other carbohydrates.
Player indiscipline, boardroom squabbles and unrest in the stands all contributed to his eventual sacking last year.
The promise of eventual membership has transformed the nature of countries as diverse as Poland, Turkey and Romania.
We wouldn't be surprised at finding the Andalusian on the eventual podium come Sunday.
An investigation must follow, with an eye to eventual trials of those responsible.
For most modern readers, the idea that Isabel is intending an eventual extra-marital liaison is grotesque.
And in a true testimony to the power of the narrative, knowledge of the eventual outcome detracts nothing from the exhilarating story.
Thus the place of creation becomes the place of desolation and eventual destruction.
Our long list, short list and eventual choice of winner reflected our estimate of literary quality and nothing else.
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This has the eventual effect of sending someone into apoplexy if it remains unanswered long enough.
But he also has to tread carefully, as he will need road hauliers to get products out of goods yards to their eventual destinations.
He owed his eventual lionization to Seeger, who formed with him the Almanac Singers, which first brought his work to popular attention.
Human productivity and excellence, if achieved by way of human desecration and abuse, can only result in eventual catastrophe.
The eventual arrival of Metrolink will also help attract more spectators and more participants to SportCity.
Surgical excision gives excellent short-term and long-term results that lead to an eventual cure of nonfamilial myxomas.
Having neither money nor prestige, traditional practitioners feared eventual elimination.
Emi's limo was currently taking the scenic route, with its eventual destination as the Ishiyama mansion.
I love hissing the villainess as she works her evil wiles and cheering when she gets her eventual comeuppance.
The eventual winners in the wireless space would be companies that managed to identify similar infrastructural bottlenecks.
The Enlightenment was the beginning of the gradual domestication of the doctrine, and its eventual assimilation to a secular understanding.
They suffered a shock defeat to Puerto Rico in the opening game before being humbled by eventual winners Argentina in the semi-finals.
The eventual aim is to restore Swindon's stately home to its former Georgian glory.
Instead, he seeks to change it by promoting liberty, freedom, and eventual democracy in countries ruled by autocrats.
To avoid an eventual catastrophic world conflict, the U.N. must be strengthened with a standing army.
Establishing that the terrain is haunted with ghosts from the past is an effective strategy for the eventual release of the spirits.
As he dilates on his eventual permanent return to the Limberlost, she turns away to hide her tears.
When a live stranded turtle is found, it is often brought to a rehabilitation center for recovery and eventual release.
Jeremie added as he piloted the bill to eventual passage in the Lower House.
Arguably, the avoidance of passive secularism led to my own eventual entanglement and heresy trials.
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Within politics, the eventual Truth is axiomatised according to the strategic perpetuation of hegemonic rule.
The eventual goal is to create a virtual world that you can go into, like the holodeck in Star Trek.
His eventual realisation that his life has been a series of failures is a rare moment of genuine pathos.
I file the papers in their eventual home and create a pointer for myself to remind me that there's unfinished business filed away there.
Death in this sense finds our subjectivity heavily weighted with our own eventual finitude.
Infant babbling, the stringing together of vowel and consonant sounds, is an important stage in the eventual development of language.
For all you leering lechers, a severe drought and eventual brown-outs, load-shedding and power failures could prove a bonanza.
But his glory was shortlived and he dropped down the pack for an eventual seventh place finish when mechanical gremlins struck.
I end with a quotation from a text which advocates both embracement and eventual abandonment, attachment and detachment from text.
The evolution and eventual dissolution of galaxy clusters may be largely driven by collisions.
They are making a hash of the government's plan to get the state-owned corporation into shape for eventual privatisation.
They might take consolation in the thought that the eventual destination of those so purged is paradise.
I'm wondering whether I should stuff some in plastic bags and save it for eventual sculpting.
What savings they do have is normally earmarked for an eventual down payment on a house or condo.
After A-levels our son hopes to go to university to read maths, with the eventual aim of teaching.
Too much moisture or rain causes mustiness in the eventual taste and so the beans area heaped up at night against the dew.
Funnily enough, one of the few things that isn't bothering me is the eventual prospect of an interview.
The borough will try to reissue them but admits that a legal challenge to the eventual result is a real prospect.
Whatever the eventual result of these present problems, Labour MPs feel let down.
The list of award nominees, the eventual winners and even a quick scan of the banquet hall at the Palliser Hotel all gave reasons for optimism.
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My notes do not give me the other match results or indeed the eventual winners of the League.
In turn, the farm shows the result of the evolution and the eventual takeover of machinery from horses.
The eventual work, while not a disaster, was tepidly received by critics and audiences.
They feel betrayed and so there may yet be another set of demonstrations and another eventual change in power.
The early period is one of explosive experimentation, with the eventual winner hard to see.
This process is almost as important as the eventual winner to Soho Theatre.
Expect a little more arm-twisting from the government, and an eventual approval of the resolution.
I think this is because they know that my eventual weapon will be my vocal chords.
What gets completely buried is the eventual outcome of subsequent investigations.
It is his difference from societal norms, not his choices, which mark him out for his eventual tragic fate.
Yesterday's elevation of new cardinals by Pope John Paul II increases the number of men who will vote on his eventual successor.
Kodama and his kind were to win eventual exoneration for themselves, and the Imperial Family, of any war crimes guilt.
With all three level on five points dropped there was a run-off to decide the eventual winner.
On both sides, there is widespread agreement as to the nature of the eventual peace deal.
To read a tirade of abuse like this can only add to that trauma and make Nadia's bravery and eventual victory all the more commendable.
To be sure, credit bubbles are all about the circumvention, obstruction, impairment, and eventual breakdown of the market pricing mechanism.
They called these aspirations pierres d' attente, toothing stones, that jut out from a wall in order to mesh with an eventual addition.
It was inevitable, because highly leveraged and overextended lenders and speculators lead to eventual ruin.
First down, an eventual field goal, and the Colts escape with the win, and the division title.
His eventual recourse to a standard of five argues indifference or insensibility.
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Her ensuing potty-mouthed diatribes against social workers and helpful friends, not to mention her eventual breakdown, are raw and unsettling.
Local woodland and mill dams would be preserved by a management company financed by an annual charge on the eventual householders.
After predicting that Clark would be the eventual nominee, he goes and ruins my career as a political prognosticator by dropping out of the race.
At the same time the Ottoman Empire, increasingly plagued by corruption and misrule, was sliding ever closer to its eventual disintegration.
Technological complementarities often shape the eventual consequences and productivity of new technologies.
Most products, services, and the industries supplying them have a life cycle from birth, through growth, then to maturity and eventual decline.
Danny is a truculent teenager, expressing unhappiness through behaviour that perplexes his parents and leads to eventual expulsion from school.
If treatment is not immediate, the victim's condition can deteriorate to convulsions, brain damage, and eventual death.
On no occasion throughout that turbulent history was an eventual withdrawal from the convertibility regime put under serious public discussion.
Trying to fudge the issue will only invite China's bullying and eventual invasion.
Body armour, in the form of the iron cuirass, continued to be worn throughout much of the 17th century before its eventual demise.
This inequality leads to fracturing within the stone and eventual disintegration.
But at least some of them, like Siobhan, Dan and Dylan admit they have an eventual career in politics firmly in their sights.
Yet because they maintain a crucial majority if voting as a bloc they can help dictate the eventual appointee.
While architectural salvage was a condition of the eventual consent for demolition, the distinctive cowls have disappeared.
The chestnut colt made his debut nine months later, finishing second by a length to eventual Grade 1 winner D' Wildcat.
New Orleans failed to make the playoffs despite some great seasons by Archie, but his son seems primed for eventual postseason success.
The research team says this suggests additional factors, besides climate change, probably hastened the giant deer's eventual extinction.
The removal of the nonhydrocarbons from the synfuel enhances its eventual use as a fuel, e.g., a jet fuel.
Projections show that eventual efficiencies could reach those of fluorescent lighting with appropriate development.
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The present district labour court system is fated to undergo a phasing out process and eventual total elimination.
But it buys time in the hope of getting a better eventual mix of investments and in the expectation that share prices generally will pick up.
In his next match he was floored twice and soundly beaten by the eventual tournament winner.
Our eventual aim is to display the complete history of computing, from the abacus to the latest machines.
United's eventual 6-5 defeat on aggregate to Real was painful and a pointer to where Ferguson will devote his energies, and money, next season.
History is the eventual arbiter for all that is argued in the sticky, sweaty months of summer.
In fact, the eventual winner took on no food nor musette bag at the Brest control and carried only three water bottles.
In practice, the eventual receipts of any party will be reduced by the incidence of income tax.
One patient demonstrated multiple recurrences on the chest wall, with eventual direct extension to the pericardium, pleura, and lung.
So one narrow defeat, by a mere one goal margin, made a world of difference to the team's eventual standing.
Given the closeness of the eventual result, it seems likely that his monetary muscle may have been decisive.
Complaints from three patients in 1999 led to a full enquiry, resulting in his suspension and eventual dismissal.
My eventual entry into university and the to the margins of academia was much more circuitous.
These films also maintain a presence of God, fate, and karmic pay-offs for the hero's eventual victory.
Administrators have cleverly prepared for the eventual demise of those high-maintenance and pretentious programs.
This is unlikely to alter the eventual outcome, but might ensure that it is achieved with a vestige of dignity.
They were created with the aim of appeasing Indian nationalism and preventing India's eventual independence.
No-one is more guilty of that than the men who were knocked out in the quarter-finals by the eventual winners.
Nor is nemesis, the overpowering sense of eventual destruction, far from the political lives of these players.
They are living in a situation where they have no other option if they desire the chance to save a nest egg for their eventual release.
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In one man is embodied the rise of black America from poverty and social exclusion to acceptance and eventual success on its own terms.
Because of the possibility of eventual neuronal death, the later neurologic consequences of pernicious anemia can be irreversible.
The dropping of a simplistic synth line in the bridge and eventual chorus only sweetens the deal.
Whatmore read about Yze's eventual tally of 10 in the newspapers and sounded him out about his commitment to cricket.
Military sources say they're laying down the groundwork for an eventual offensive to retake Fallujah from insurgents.
Chronic bronchitis is an inflammation and eventual scarring of the lining of the bronchial tubes.
This experience sowed the seeds of the eventual skepticism I'd later feel towards much of my first church's teaching and practice.
He said it was most likely that the eventual pay deal will result in increases of around 3.44 per cent across the board.
In their wake, heavy moisture has fallen along and north of their eventual storm track.
Even before the incident, the emperor had spoken informally with associates of Cavour about an eventual alliance with Piedmont against Austria.
Successive appeals chronicled the progressive decline and eventual closure of the practice.
The desert around Llano has been prepared like a virgin bride for its eventual union with the metropolis.
The now-familiar relation between an abusive parent and the eventual chemical dependency of the child is also illustrated.
The report was yesterday adopted by all senators with the Opposition fully in support of its contents and the eventual conclusion.
Music itself had acquired the potential to quicken the pace of an eventual rapprochement between the West and its colonies.
Whatever the eventual afterworld destination of the people involved, one imagines that they are keenly alive to their own survival.
That plant exists in part to build cars closer to their eventual owners, saving both time and money for transportation and import duty.
Yet the Western powers had no stomach for imposing an oil embargo, the one non-military step that promised eventual results.
Newman has produced an understanding of history where the struggle between orthodoxy and heresy results in the eventual defeat of false belief.
It was his eventual invasion of Poland in 1939 that brought upon the full-scale war.
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There he finished fifth, losing in the quarterfinal to eventual champion Tyrell Biggs.
Her daily missives chronicle the longing and insecurity that often befall long-distance relationships and eventual breakups.
It was so disappointing to see the eventual reality for that bill was dead on arrival.
Despite eventual wearing down, most describe a remarkable coherence and unity among groupings of DCs, leading to and throughout the Doha process.
Feillu, Carrara, Ongarato and Marco Marcato are all quick-thinking riders who can read a race well and then win an eventual sprint.
Looking at Canada through the eyes of a new immigrant yields images of high expectations, dashed hopes, eventual adjustment but seldom regret.
They seem sullen, battered, and effectively leaderless, although they are as determined as ever to hang on to the dream of dignity and eventual independence.
McAdams's story proceeds mostly as a chronological narrative of events on the island, from the earliest planning of the facility to its eventual closure at the end of the war.
The first phase's 1,800-ft quay, four Panamax cranes and six acres of container yard will be followed by another quay and eventual capacity of 1 million TEUs a year.
Thus rampant national inflation generates uncompetitive firms, lost export and home markets, trade deficits and an eventual restorative plunge in the currency.
Most women never reported the incident, and most who did described dissatisfaction with the eventual outcome of the reporting.
The authors use this model to illustrate the rise of local caudillos and, after the railroad lowered transportation costs, the eventual consolidation of power in Buenos Aires.
Gus asks Hazel to speak at his eventual funeral, but decides he wants to hear what she has to say first.
Moreover, eventual negotiations would also run the risk of watering down the draft articles.
Their evaluation leads to a dialectical question: are we heading toward an eventual horizontal drift after the vertical drift?
However, it was understood that funding cuts would necessitate eventual lay-offs in the department.
To prepare the ground for eventual steps to be taken in this area, the Commission proposes to organise a study on the protection of mass events.
A long term land management programme, which includes plans for eventual reinstatement, will continue throughout the life of the oilfield.
As a child, Patricia was surrounded by strong female role models who helped bring a feminist perspective to her eventual chosen career.
The double dip in the world's two biggest economies in the '90s and early '00s has helped the acquisitive eventual survivors by lowering stock values.
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Long face-loaded walls will require additional interior shear walls to resist overturning or bending and eventual collapse.
And with that will, even the eventual elimination of nuclear weapons is not beyond the world's reach.
This is why the Bloc will forever be in opposition purgatory before its eventual obliteration at the polls.
Given the often lengthy gap between a movie receiving a green light and its eventual release, the film industry can often be hideously uncool.
In case of eventual countermand the seller is free either to require the offtake and the total payment of the order or to claim indemnity.
In fact, of all the precursor awards, the sag is probably the best indicator of the eventual Oscar winner.
But this is pernicious, Hayes argues, because it blinds us to the eventual results of these sorts of systems.
The eventual deal, approved by Law 840 in June 2013, bore little resemblance to the original.
Any eventual gains will then be shielded from capital gains tax.
You can see all of that condensed down to a few minutes and in HD in this video, from the showgirls to the eventual tragic end.
The study becomes one of observing the processes by which the intervening stages are established and how these influence the eventual perception of the event.
The wallet of the eventual buyer will also have to fall wide open.
Representatives of the licensed trade, previously regarded as the most implacable opponents of the ban, indicated that they were reconciled to its eventual implementation.
She isn't getting any younger, and she is in the process of very publicly getting her house in order for the eventual handover of the company to her designated heirs.
But it does raise the possibly tragic question of how her sexuality, addictions, and eventual death are entwined.
France and the UK are currently engaged in a tussle to see who controls such an agency which promises to become a license to print money for the eventual winner.
In addition, the North Magnetic Pole is the eventual destination for a traveller who follows his or her compass needle from anywhere on Earth.
Other studies find that some aspects of part-time instruction could be the causes of student attrition, which in turn affects the eventual transition into the workplace.
In winning the Irish Derby by a half-length, Alamshar handed stablemate and eventual Prix de l' Arc de Triomphe winner Dalakhani his lone career loss.
A sign of this is that few see the fate of an eventual meeting as hinging on an upcoming UN nuclear inspection of Iran.
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On the other hand, the French and the Dutch probably haven't done done us Yanks any big favor, since the eventual bust is likely to be proportional to the size of the bubble.
The average rider reads these, guarding against the eventual sell.
This is due to the fact that any eventual tariff will necessarily be based on evidence relating to the amount of photocopying performed.
Ruth worries that Natalie is older than Frank and a single mother, but worse, that she's a townie and a distraction from his studies and eventual career.
Along with the fever came the growing perception that the Democratic Party has been unalterably changed, regardless of the identity of the eventual nominee.
They also hope for a repeat of the dramatics they pulled in 1986 when he Walsh kept trading down draft picks and wound up with eight eventual starters.
They want to get the institution off the ground and put money into it to demonstrate its viability to eventual private investors.
I have absolutely no doubt that time, and a little help from friends in high places, will create the necessary conditions for eventual acquittals.
There are in fact hot-button issues, red lines of a sort, which will determine whether an eventual deal is palatable.
Crashes can often be predicted long before the eventual smash.
Ironically, however, they failed to democratize their parties due to closed-door policy making, influence peddling and eventual corruption after they gained power.
Still, some of the eventual findings might make uncomfortable reading for members of the previous government.
The eventual tropical cyclone that forms will be referred to as a warm-air or warm-core storm because of the process just described.
Kerry stopped short of offering McCain the job, sparing himself an outright rejection that would make his eventual running mate look like a second choice.
But this only made the eventual military response more brutal and violent.
What can be done in order to lay the groundwork for the Constitution's eventual entry into force?
Customs barriers were to be lowered, with the eventual goal of a customs union.
They are betting on the eventual paralysis of the Rouhani government, and their most important card is his defeat in these nuclear negotiations.
The key to the eventual cost of a seven-day NHS, if it happens, is the attitudes of consultants and the BMA, the doctors' union.
This assistance supports the reform process, including preparations for eventual membership.
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The Council reaffirms that Kosovo will also benefit from the perspective of eventual visa liberalisation once all conditions are met.
In my view, the eventual scale of a systemic crisis might depend on the magnitude of the deviation of asset prices from fundamentals.
It may also entail gauging the need for eventual material assistance to the family concerned.
This time period includes the certificate application, notice for the eventual Project and opportunities for public consultation and input.
If the request is for the preparation of a request for other assistance, is the need for the eventual request well documented?
Consequently, the success of eventual site clean-up can be significantly diminished in comparison to porous media.
There are, however, challenges which relate to implementation and particularly in eventual funding requirements.
The larger purpose of the principles of an eventual arms trade treaty must be to promote and sustain international peace and security.
However, if you drink to excess on a regular basis, the risk of eventual weight-gain will surely increase.
The eventual possibility of receiving the aid was therefore not a decisive factor in their decisions.
They can also show parties the benefits that an eventual treaty could provide.
However, we note that it is unlikely that this will lead to eventual complete and comprehensive disarmament.
It is only their tenacity that has brought about eventual justice.
The approach, however, and eventual arrival of the transcontinental railway in 1869, quickly brought significant and interrelated changes to Utah.
He had an infectious way of making a charlatan believable, a Lothario's wooing credible, a swindler's eventual revelation of a heart behind his billfold totally convincing.
Budgeting all eventual costs that can be foreseen is necessary in order to keep control of the costs of the project.
Presently, three biotic agents have become destructive pests on multiflora rose and show potential to provide eventual significant biological control.
The racist suspicions of the French toward Mediterraneans underlay the eventual ironic triumph of Italian accordion music as the defining Parisian sound of hal musette.
These developments led to the eventual rise of the Neptunist school, which advocated precipitation from a primeval ocean to produce the ancient crystalline rocks.
Some solbreeders still exist on nearby anchored ships, living off fish and rainwater, and some hope of eventual rescue.
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The causes for each species' evolutionary transformations and eventual demise are as carefully related as are the details of the lives of its members.
The original amendment is not precise enough with regard to the eventual postponement.
Continuing the present glide path virtually insures GM's and Ford's eventual sale to financially stronger and better positioned Asian and European competitors.
Any delays in getting the first of their products to markets will slow down the rate of sales, further delaying its uptake and eventual profitability.
On the continent, Bonaparte's vaulting ambition imposed such a degree of overexertion that every success he gained served only to make his eventual collapse more certain.
In fact the eventual winners were looking decidedly shaky at this stage.
The rest either undergoes enterohepatic recycling or demethylation by microflora in the intestine and immune system and eventual elimination through the feces.
The eventual aim is to provide a courts complex suitable for modern needs.
It may make it difficult to accept and process eventual failure to cope.
This way we'd have some control over the process and the eventual outcome.
If the universe is closed, the expansion of the universe will eventually stop and then reverse to begin a contraction leading to an eventual collapse termed the big crunch.
The genitoerotic arousal of a raptophile, and eventual orgasm, are contingent on having a partner who, as a captive, is forced to yield sexually under conditions of threat, assault, and injury.
He predicted the eventual removal of all supply controls, including quota and set aside regulations because the EU will continue to decouple payments from production.
He did, however, keep in touch with a wide circle of courtiers and especially with the dauphin Henry upon whose eventual accession his hopes of recovery now depended.
If the tests are successful it sees the eventual commercial use of petcoke as a way of cutting the plant's costs to help it compete with cheaper gas-fired power stations.
Precisely, it is Cinderella a story of greatness overlooked, chance discovery and eventual riches.
In truth the youngsters are providing some of the best racing seen at the venue in a long while and the eventual winner will have certainly earned their corn.
In this section, you will find Thurman's memoirs of his life in bondage and his eventual escape from slavery to a life of freedom in Canada.
And, of course, the movie is loaded with details, from the fulsome costumes to the full-scale ships and even to the eventual CGI pirate-into-ghost-pirate transitions.
Canadian material, coming from about 350 localities, is housed temporarily at Iowa before its eventual permanent curation with the Geological Survey of Canada.
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He was no academic star but loved to play the clown, which led to frequent suspensions and eventual expulsion from school in his senior year.
Likewise, it is crazy for us not to offer the same prospect of eventual EU membership to Ukraine and Moldova.
Instead, it seeks to understand the thought process and actions of users in order to inform the eventual design of a website or tool.
The duration of post-instillation observation was too short to evaluate the evolution of pulmonary lesions and their eventual regression.
Lastly, the Tunisian central bank is pursuing a settled exchange policy in preparation for the eventual complete convertibility of the dinar.
The difficulties facing suffragists who wished to boycott the census will be outlined and the extent of the eventual protest will be assessed.
Instead it comes out of postmillennial thinking which holds that the world will eventually be Christianized resulting in the eventual return of Christ.
What ensues is the standard post-apocalyptic wanderings, meeting with other survivors and eventual redemption, with some unexpected and interesting twists along the way.
In fact, our objective was more the eventual result rather than the speed with which that result comes about.
Such richness in the fuel-to-air ratio would also cause the catalytic converter to run hotter than normal, a condition that may lead to the eventual failure of the converter.
The eventual vitrified waste is repatriated to the country of origin, but of course in much less volume.
Indeed, economic indicators had pointed toward a higher Canadian dollar for a number of years before its eventual rise.
It morphed into this gigantic, intangible thing that loomed distantly, shadowing our eventual departure from the college, and colouring our future plans.
But Eliot is wrong, or impercipient, in her implication that there is something unexpected, or unprepared for, in Esmond's eventual union with Rachel.
This provision gave slaves an incentive to work as well as the hope of eventual manumission.
Each laureate will get the opportunity to give life to his or her idea while sharing in the eventual royalties.
They struggled in early 2010 and may not have an easy time in the period ahead as investors discount the political, regulatory and economic risks that follow from the eventual unwinding of fiscal and monetary stimulus.
Instead, opulence breeds discontentment and eventual self-destruction.
Once positioned in the designated installation area it only requires electrical connections, hydraulic and frigorific connections and eventual ducting and remote accessories.
Consequently, the managerial personnel development and preparation program, in view of the eventual replacement of the managers, was revised and guidelines were precised in a document.
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It continued: If the goal is to support oneself, and one's eventual family, there are better options, and ones that leave a young person with an actual skill.
The zero level of administration automatically recovers the operational system in the eventual case of intentional ill-mannered actions by a user.
Nor does it discourage them in their eventual ambition to sell the Alvearie to a good home — the Folger Shakespeare Library, in Washington, D. C., appeals to them — for a good sum.
Fact and price details are being delivered with reservation for printing errors, the suppliers increased prices, eventual incorrect stated technical specifications etc, and also for clearance sale.
The cause of Travers's long-concealed distress, and its blithe effect on her fiction and on Disney's eventual film, are clipped together as crisply as a hook and eye.
That means that, while not yet adopting the euro, they are committed to striving towards the eventual adoption of the euro upon the fulfilment of the convergence criteria laid down in the Treaty.
The millions of assets were serialized to allow them to be managed from the moment of their purchase to their installation and eventual decommissioning.
After short but sharp fighting between the French and Tunisian forces in July, 1961 the French then agreed to eventual evacuation of the Bizerte base, but the terminal date was left open.
Until now, many biologists have assumed either that the Y chromosome was headed for eventual extinction, or that its evolutionary downslide was largely over and it has sunk into stagnation.
When elimination and assimilation do not function well, it produces carbon and affects respiratory organs, which would lead to mental strain and eventual collapse, leading to depressions, absentmindedness and sleeplessness.
Improved methods of transportation and warfare led to the eventual disappearance of the regional ecospheres and their absorption into the European ecosphere.
I like to think that we helped not only to point out the noxiousness of the broadcast ban, but also contributed, by stirring public opinion, the eventual release of the Guildford Four and the Birmingham Six.
And yet the uncommonness of such a man casts a long shadow over the faith in eventual justice or eventual peace, because the figure is so lonely against the ground.
If the project were to proceed, there would be an added risk of an eventual upgrade to an all-season road, which would further magnify the ecological impacts.
Before long, you may find yourself keeping company with others who have also let their standards slip, and habitually doing things that are unworthy of your better self, much to the eventual detriment of your self-esteem.
Her eventual development as a zoon politikon is interconnected with her departing from traditional gender roles.
How can one logically reconcile acknowledging the legitimacy of a democratic public consultation process, take part in it and at the same time refuse to recognize its eventual results?
Henry Koto's side have had a bit of bad fortune at previous draws, with eventual finalists Italy and third-placed Portugal in their group last year.
The Governing Council has therefore started to consider future arrangements with regard to its review function under the Programme prior to the eventual disestablishment of the Commission.
In the event that the re-insurers are not able to honour their contractual obligations, the life insurance corporation is liable for eventual risks related to retrocession.
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Witnesses of this meeting spoke of slightly arrogant exchanges at the beginning, and of an eventual sympathy that led to a long and friendly relationship.
Christoph slowly begins to understand his house guest and comes to the eventual realization that he is a great composer who has had a very difficult time.
The tale of the supernatural is traditionally an art of slowly built crescendo: we know that eventual horrors begin with small intimations – that witnesses will at first be only mildly discomposed.
She had collected dozens of tapes, along with the eventual outcomes of their cases — approximately half the time, it turned out that the pleader was, in fact, guilty of the crime in question.
The incumbents are facing re-elections and retirement and the eventual control of the chamber is open to speculation.
Studies are also conducted on the eventual transformation of relatively unreactive chemicals, such as polychlorinated biphenyls and some pesticides.
This had been the fundamental reason for its eventual discontinuance.
She has continued to provide funds to help in his eventual release.
At each acquisition, the table of the means will be computed and finally recorded for an eventual subtraction by software from the unaligned raw data.
Thus, the CCRA accepts that there may be situations where the realization of an eventual capital gain will be a factor in assessing the commerciality of the taxpayer's overall course of conduct.
First Responder, can be used by the emergency medical technician to have the command and control center evaluate the situation and the eventual need for backup.
I take the view that vagueness about eventual membership and a fleshing out of the criteria will only delay the process, because this vagueness would be used as an excuse, from which nobody stands to benefit.
If CSOs, and the organisations that support them, prevaricate, not only will the eventual costs rise, but also vital capacity will be further lost in the delay.
But, even with executive orders, rescinding such measures will be hard, requiring a Byzantine process of public hearings and eventual court challenges.
The new ties were installed in clusters and not immediately tamped because of malfunctioning equipment and an eventual reassignment of the required tamper out of the tie renewal gang's equipment consist.
Incentives have been introduced to encourage deposits by non-residents into the banking system, thereby contributing to intermediation and eventual increases in investment, especially in the construction sector.
In order to secure the attainment of objectives, the French authorities should introduce a mechanism ensuring automatic compensation across years of eventual overspending in the government sector.
In order to secure the attainment of objectives, it would be appropriate to ensure compensation across years of eventual overspending in the general government sector.
In case of agreement or decision for the match to be played on a neutral ground, only one match shall be played with eventual extra-time and if necessary kicks from the penalty marks to determine the winner.
However, an electrostatic discharge can also weaken an insulating layer without puncturing it, causing eventual premature failure with no immediate malfunction or sign of damage.

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