7 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Eventuate' in a Sentence
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The continuous training sessions have been eventuating in a highly skilled workforce.
The educational reforms will eventuate in a more inclusive and effective learning system.
The educational initiatives have eventuated in a higher literacy rate among the population.
The educational program will be eventuating a generation of innovative thinkers.
Diligent study habits eventuate in high academic achievements.
The educational program is eventuating into improved student performance.
The educational reforms will have been eventuating improvements in the learning outcomes of students.
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