Sentence examples for eventual experience from inspiring English sources

The audience are expected to dress up and immerse themselves in the environment, heightening the eventual experience of the film itself.

Previous research has shown that CTC is considered more tolerable than OC for screening, in terms of both patients' expectations (e.g. [ 6]) and their eventual experience [ 46].

The trepidation (and eventual joy) Williams experienced during the draft was part of a documentary, "The Dotted Line," which made its premiere on ESPN on Tuesday night.

Patients in all treatment groups experienced eventual failure of glycemic control; however, the observed superior durability of rosiglitazone was suggested to be due to a slowed rate of loss of beta-cell function.

The primary outcome was the interval between first symptom experience and eventual diagnosis, subdivided where possible into patient delay and primary care delay [ 13], with the main explanatory variable being ethnicity.

Thus, if one user experiences an eventual perturbation due to propagation effects, the users in other locations of the cell will counteract it.

Dutta went to the convention with an open mind about supporting the eventual nominee, but her experiences there changed her mind.

His argument is that if smallpox were still around it would have expedited the deaths of people who had contracted HIV, thereby preventing the massive numbers of infections and eventual deaths the world experienced throughout the 80s and 90s.

My older half-sister started her period before we lived in separate homes, so I really got to experience what my eventual fate would be.

In fact, they were so much a part of the experience, Andy Roddick and eventual winner Nicolas Almagro actually turned their rackets over and had two ball girls play a point during Sunday night's finals.

For those who cited an undergraduate experience as influencing eventual career choice (59/166, 36%), an SSM Special Study Modulee) or elective was most common.