eventuate
తప్పనిసరైంది
definition
verb
you never know what might eventuate
occur as a result.
example
circumstances that 'eventuate' in crime
circumstances that 'eventuate' in crime
An expected personal following did not 'eventuate' and he finished well short with just 615 votes.
you never know what might 'eventuate'
you never know what might 'eventuate'
However, the Act has never been brought into force, in part because there was no strong interest in New Zealand, and in part because other developments internationally did not 'eventuate' .
Half a century later, Sri Lanka's presumed potential has not 'eventuated' , not least because of the war which has effectively split the country since 1983.
In short, there is no reason, other than the perennial libido dominandi, why a moderate official ‘establishment’ of Islam need 'eventuate in' religious persecution and repression.
I watched as a libel case was brought against one of his books in 1990, 'eventuating in' its removal from college and university libraries.
It's not clear at this stage just exactly how that will be 'eventuating' .
Sullivan is running a competition to see what 'eventuates' .
If this 'eventuates' , the AFL will then review the success of these games with a view to hopefully continuing a similar schedule for following seasons.
They are ‘replicated’ only by serving as stimuli for psychological processes 'eventuating in' symbolic activity that stimulates other psychological processes.
That is, low levels of aptitude, a lack of interest in mathematics, and unfavourable attitudes toward the course tend to result in high levels of anxiety which 'eventuates in' poor performance on the statistics examination.
However, the body that 'eventuated' out of this decision has been systematically attacked and stripped back of both its funding and its responsibilities since its establishment.
If the worst 'eventuates' , I may have to rewrite it.
We'll just have to wait and see what 'eventuates' .
To drain me of my blood in order to stock a blood bank may 'eventuate in' some therapeutic results for someone, but it is not therapeutic for me.
Laurie also admitted that he did hold regrets for the way that some pieces of his reports and columns had 'eventuated' , but wouldn't give any specific examples.
It is possible that Aboriginal separate development 'eventuates in' a way totally different to what those who feared ‘a nation within a nation’ thought.
I mean obviously if something 'eventuates' there'd be a public announcement, but certainly those sorts of issues are not linked with negotiations of a consular nature.
The US has also got to make sure that any future military initiative targets directly those responsible and does not 'eventuate in' widespread civilian casualties or target the wrong groups of people.
‘Ethnicization’ did not unfold evenly among Catholic Irish immigrants in Christchurch, nor indeed was it a sudden 'eventuation' .
He says the idea in the late 1980s for a regionally controlled ATSIC hasn't 'eventuated' .
An oil drilling venture in the 1980s never 'eventuated' .
Let's hope it 'eventuates' as the game is losing a lot of its interest as a spectacle if you ask me.
The winners will be the nearest eight to the correct weight, or, if the incredible 'eventuates' and we get more than eight correct entries, it will be the first eight registered.
But you also said it would save us money if it 'eventuated' .
It is nevertheless the set of attitudes which 'eventuated in' the development of modern capitalism.
‘We are not due to fly out until Saturday so we have a long time to see what 'eventuates' over there,’ coach Eddie Jones said.
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