Eventuality (noun)

1. A possible event or occurrence.
2. A situation that may happen in the future but is not certain.

Origin:

Late 16th century (in the sense "contingent event"): from latin eventualitas, from eventualis (see eventual).

Examples:

1. The eventuality of war is always a concern for countries with neighboring conflicts.
2. The company has a contingency plan in place for the eventuality of a natural disaster.
3. The eventuality of a recession cannot be ruled out.
4. It is hard to predict the eventuality of this current situation.
5. The eventuality of his success was uncertain, but he still worked hard.