Sentence examples for eventual clash from inspiring English sources

He expresses concerns about Brown's willingness to take risks and his commitment to New Labour ideas, but mostly he describes their eventual clash as inevitable.

The further away they pull, the greater the tension, and the more spectacular the eventual clash.

In hindsight, it seems that selling Nest to Google at the time Fadell did was a mistake, and that the eventual culture clash was only a matter of time.

The success of these has inspired a lot of fresh activity in the space in North America recently, and now it looks like this could lead to an eventual international clash, as Mobile has announced its intentions to grow internationally with its latest new funds raised.

This, in turn, worsened the eventual crash.

And sadly, this over-long, over-sentimental, confused, poorly edited biography does nothing to help the immune understand what it was about the boy born John Mellor to a Scottish diplomat father and quiet unassuming mother that, as the eventual lead singer of the Clash, turned him into one of the most iconic, adored and revered (by young men) musicians this country has ever produced.

Elmo was created in 1979 and was performed by various puppeteers, including Richard Hunt, but did not become what his eventual portrayer Kevin Clash called a "phenomenon" until Clash took over the role in 1983.

He was created in 1980 and originally performed by Brian Muehl, and later Richard Hunt, but did not become what his eventual portrayer, Kevin Clash, called a "phenomenon" until Clash took over the role in 1985.

"I have a real chance to win," Senator Kennedy declared on Aug. 9, long after he his chances had utterly evaporated, and he claimed that the clash would be good for the eventual nominee.

A date clash occurred with Karthi's Paiyaa, with an eventual hearing leading to the Karthi's latter film being delayed.

"We want to reduce the risk of clashes between them and to position them for an eventual full withdrawal," Mr. Guéhenno said.