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121 I often hear the argument: Labor standards can improve wages and working conditions, without greatly affecting the eventual retail cost of goods.

122 The Africans became indentured servants, trading labor for shelter and eventual freedom.

123 If premiums exceed the total of expenses and eventual losses, we register an underwriting profit that adds to the investment income produced from the float.

124 Demographic forces are decidedly in favor of soccer's eventual success in the land of the forward pass and the knuckleball.

125 Shareholders as investors are the eventual owner of property of company.

126 Of greater value to the stencil designer is the area ratio,[www.Sentencedict.com] which can be related directly to eventual solder paste release.

127 And the eventual wipeout of most of the life on earth.

128 Governments will count the eventual cost: health-care spending on an obese person is 25% more than for someone of average weight.

129 These dislocations are at the root of the eventual credit crisis, which follows the boom period that was caused by artificially low interest rates.

130 It's shrewed business, but smacks of unadulterated greed as this practice leads to eventual end-user scalping.

131 The art of living is to know when to hold fast and when to let go, for life is a paradox: we cling to its many gifts eventual relinquishment.

132 The art of living is to know when to hold fast and when to let go.For life is a paradox: it enjoins us to cling to its many gifts even while it ordains their eventual relinquishment.

133 He was thinking that with such affection there could be no bar to his eventual happiness.

134 Initially, the thyroid is enlarged and there may be transient hyperthyroidism[sentencedict.com], followed by a euthyroid state and then hypothyroidism with eventual atrophy years later.

135 Maecenas shared Augustus' dynastic hopes and worked for the eventual succession of Marcellus, the emperor's nephew.

136 And America must lay out a credible route to the eventual unwinding of its massive stimulus.

137 Your (eventual) profits would also be tax-exempt, and the foundation could continue its noble battle to keep Microsoft on its toes.

138 Isaac Asimov set out his famous three laws of robotics in 'I, Robot,' thereby laying the foundation for our eventual robot overlords to show us some decency.

139 In 1887, the federal government sought to divide up Indian lands for individual ownership, a step leading toward the eventual demise of native tribes.

140 Little could he have imagined the problems that his eventual successor, Sir Howard Stringer , would face.

141 Only a few days before he had predicted an eventual smash to Addison.

142 Accordingly, perhaps the first job out of college is not a good indicator of eventual professional performance, and less so than in previous decades.

143 Primary focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) is a major cause of nephrotic syndrome and eventual end-stage renal disease.

144 To conservatives, moreover, physical evaluation seemed to be the first step in eventual nationalization.

145 Unless the eventual buyer is able to determine the specific leaker(s), then everyone must go.

146 Honestly, not even the best scriptwriter could come up with the revelations that followed in the police investigation and eventual trial.

147 The Metrication Ordinance , enacted in 1976 , provides for the eventual replacement of non metric units by SI units in all legislation in the HKSAR .

148 If they survive the crisis, they will help an eventual synchronised recovery in trade.

149 The positive invariant property, eventual boundedness, non-persistence, permanence, extinction, and globally asymptotic stability of the system was investigated.

150 Eventual consistency is not some esoteric property of extreme distributed systems.