Sentence examples for eventual emergence from inspiring English sources

Either way, any new disclosures would probably not affect WorldCom's eventual emergence from bankruptcy protection.

"The Iraq debacle turbo-charged al Qaida and created the circumstances for the eventual emergence of Islamic State.

For Washington, the eventual emergence from bankruptcy will depend, in large part, on the path preferred by the company's creditors.

The credit crunch is thanked, but I think it's more down to the eventual emergence of common sense.

Back in 2001, Rove was the key player laying the groundwork for the eventual emergence of seriously right-wing candidates.

This event precipitated a worldwide firestorm that ended the reign of dinosaurs and opened new ecological niches for primates, leading to the eventual emergence of Homo sapiens.

While the true aspirations of Leeds are for an eventual re-emergence in the Premier League, the FA Cup came as a break from all that earnestness.

The eventual re-emergence of calligraphy was, however, largely rooted in the stimuli created by the Arts and Crafts Movement of the 1880s and 1890s, the work of William Morris and, most of all, Edward Johnston.

Specifically, the eventual re-emergence of resistant virus from latently infected cells upon restarting ARV may lead to a rebound in viremia and an accompanying significant fall in CD4 T-cell count [ 4].

No Longer At Ease, his second novel, and in many ways more poignant than Things Fall Apart, is a book that peers deep into the Nigerian psyche and foretells in more ways than one, the emergence and eventual proliferation of Nigeria's current national malaise, corruption.

Like Cheney predicted, George W. Bush's Iraq invasion resulted in mayhem: a Shia and Sunni civil war, al-Qaeda's entry and eventual defeat, and the emergence of yet another genocidal terrorist group named ISIS.