Sentence examples for eventual cause from inspiring English sources

In both fiction and non-fiction, climate change is no longer depicted as the eventual cause of future calamity, but a reality affecting everyday life.

The eventual cause of failure appeared to be mechanical stress on the NCG layer over repeated cycling causing degradation.

Stem cell advocates say repeated votes by Congress--even if each will attract a veto--will help their eventual cause, and some hope Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) will follow through on hints that he might put money in the 2008 budget for NIH to support work using embryonic stem cells.

Historian David Elliott wrote: "[T]he most important eventual cause of the French decline was the inherently unstable nature of the political alliances they had devised ... [T]he history of the French relations with the Hoa Hao sect is a telling illustration of the pitfalls of short-term political deals between forces whose long-term interests conflict".

Consequently, fire may be the eventual cause of death, although the process began with elephants stripping the bark a few years previously.

Compared to the majority of muscular dystrophies, FSHD is unique in its very low rate of any respiratory or cardiac muscle involvement, which is often the eventual cause of death for patients with other forms of muscular dystrophy [5].

The objective was to investigate how prostate cancer and its treatment affects sexual, urinary and bowel functions and to what extent eventual complications cause distress.

Suicide was not listed as an eventual primary cause of death among patients hospitalized for poisonings, nor was attempted suicide (E956, "Suicide and self-inflicted injuries by cutting and piercing instrument," or E958.9 "unspecified cause of suicide") listed as a secondary or tertiary discharge diagnosis among these patients.

That, plus the arrogance that eventually caused his patrons to flee, set off his slide into eventual bankruptcy.

On the other hand, a temperature shift to 40°C did not influence the xpp1 transcript levels, indicating that eventual stress caused by the temperature change was not the reason for the observed down-regulation at 12°C.

Father Smyth's eventual trials caused a furor when it emerged that the church had moved him from parish to parish across the island for 40 years as he left a trail of accusations in his wake.