Meanings of eventuate in in English

Previous release announcements have failed to eventuate in an actual album.

The study of history, even in the elementary school, should eventuate in loyal, efficient citizenship.

Narrow vision is certain to eventuate in selfishness.

Modern Protestantism might eventuate in Rationalism, in a limiting of human endeavour exclusively to the end of material well-being.

What determined one branch to eventuate in man, another in the dog, the horse, the bird, or the reptile?

Now, we have learned just how far we may indulge an emotion, without allowing it to eventuate in action.

Another report published by Melbourne University's Australian-German climate and energy college found the predicted shortage unlikely to eventuate in 2018.

Every visitation of a comet would, therefore, necessarily eventuate in a glacial age, which in time would entirely pass away.

In delicate, poorly nourished children, and especially in the summer time, it may be the beginning of trouble that may eventuate in death.

In a great city, the sense of being probably unnoted and unknown among its myriads must eventuate in much indifference to one's surroundings.

With him it eventuates in fantastic myth-making, rather than in coercive superstition.

And long brooding over his wrongs eventuates in his taking the extreme step.

Later on, cellular maturation is blocked and the decrease eventuates in acute leukemia.

This prevents the healthful nourishment of the body, and undoubtedly eventuates in nervous disorders.

Eventuating in the massacre at the ford by the savages with whom you conspired.

My dreams of affluence had eventuated in nothing; my hard work had been thrown away.