eventualities
Meaning
of Eventuality
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Examples
Asked if he had been encouraged to resign by his parliamentary group, Dr Delia told the media that all eventualities had been debated, including the best way in which the PN should react to the current circumstances.
A post-Isaias era will soon be upon us and the sooner we ponder such issues, the better prepared we will be for any eventualities.
Hitler's Enforcers: The Gestapo and the SS Security Service in the Nazi Revolution, p. 127 One of those eventualities would soon arise.
It listed 29 eventualities the Pentagon had allegedly planned for that hadn't yet happened up to that point—things like "Saddam uses WMD against U.S. or allied forces."
At first glance it may seem that containers don’t need to be backed up, but on closer inspection, it does make sense in order to protect against catastrophic events and for other, less disastrous eventualities.
Ind-Ra said that revisiting provisions of termination payment in accordance with the provisions associated with HAM and toll-operate-transfer model would better protect lenders in case of eventualities and is likely to garner increased private attention.