Eventually
We use the adverb eventually to mean ‘in the end’, especially when something has involved a long time, or a lot of effort or problems: …

Examples of eventually

eventually
Then, through the paths of the digraph representing the design problem decomposition, the dependent descriptor will eventually acquire its value.
It was the students of the new schools who would eventually challenge the regime they were educated to protect and maintain.
A system passes through a succession of a finite number of states, but it must eventually reenter a state that it has previously encountered.
Almost all of the individuals that sprouted were snapped off trees, although sprouts were recorded eventually for partially uprooted trees.
Eventually the number of bacterial progeny becomes huge, and they swarm on the medium, forming a visible colony.
However, if the goal is translation into several languages eventually every distinction that can be made will be made, and there are few useful generalizations.
Both pathways eventually lead to liver necrosis (fig003glt).
Whatever its precise nature, however, protolanguage and the other languages that eventually evolved would, forever after, retain some of that melody.
For obvious reasons, we cannot know precisely how earlier records were eventually changed.
Of course, this income foregone by the husband is eventually received by his wife.
The authors eventually utilised multiple methods to try to overcome the difficulties of definition and the multi-faceted nature of quality of life and care.
On financial services, the policy initiative was in the hands of the corporate lobbyists who pushed for a project which was eventually implemented.
Eventually, as t becomes high enough, another reversal occurs and it starts decreasing - again.
Eventually, she decided to take over full-time caring, and chose not to renew the contract with the agency.
Like all mistaken ideas and premises in science it would have been remedied eventually by the rigors of scientific method.
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