Eventual (adjective)

1. Likely to happen or take place in the future.
2. Happening or existing as a final result or consequence.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin eventualis, from eventus "event", from evere "turn out".

Examples:

1. The eventual outcome of the negotiations is still uncertain.
2. The eventual winner of the tournament will receive a large cash prize.
3. The eventual collapse of the company was a result of poor management and financial mismanagement.
4. Despite initial setbacks, the team is confident in their eventual success.
5. The eventual fusion of the two companies was a long and complex process.