eventuating (Meaning)
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eventuating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Eventuate
Synonyms & Antonyms of eventuating
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eventuating Sentence Examples
- The board meeting eventuating in no resolution has left the employees in a state of confusion.
- The grand opening event was meticulously planned to ensure that every detail eventuated flawlessly.
- The company's decision to expand into a new market eventuated in a significant increase in profits.
- The trial lawyer's relentless pursuit of justice eventuated in a landmark ruling that set a legal precedent.
- The long-awaited reunion between the estranged siblings eventually eventuated after years of broken communication.
- The constant rain eventuated in the cancellation of the outdoor concert, much to the disappointment of the ticketholders.
- The tireless efforts of the rescue team eventually eventuated in the successful extraction of the trapped miners.
- The discussion between the two leaders eventually eventuated in a mutually beneficial agreement that resolved the dispute.
- The investment firm's shrewd financial maneuvers eventually eventuated in substantial returns for its clients.
- The scientist's groundbreaking research eventually eventuated in a cure for the previously incurable disease.
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of Eventuate
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The board meeting eventuating in no resolution has left the employees in a state of confusion.
The grand opening event was meticulously planned to ensure that every detail eventuated flawlessly.
The company's decision to expand into a new market eventuated in a significant increase in profits.
The trial lawyer's relentless pursuit of justice eventuated in a landmark ruling that set a legal precedent.
