Sentence examples for eventually came to light from inspiring English sources

The discrepancy eventually came to light.

After years of protestations, evidence eventually came to light that Mr. Korry had not been entirely trusted by the Nixon administration, which indeed had worked around him.

As nurse in the A&E department, Donnelly spent years insisting that there were serious problems at Stafford Hospital before they eventually came to light.

But there will also be widespread acceptance that none of the frequently jaw-dropping allegations that eventually came to light in an ICC tribunal or a London courtroom would ever have been made public were it not for a newspaper that was closed down this year in the wake of widespread public revulsion over phone hacking.

Mr Tanoli says the police carried on their investigations and the facts eventually came to light.

It eventually came to light that he was actually visiting a mistress in Argentina.

On the positive side, had such deals eventually come to light, Palestinians would have rejected them comprehensively.

There cannot be any doubt that she said it and its meaning, despite its supposedly cryptic nature, was clear: the paper is being closed because more revelations of its nefarious activities will eventually come to light.

Like the reports of the Church Committee on C.I.A. misdeeds during earlier generations, it will go down in history as an acknowledgement of shameful activities carried out in the name of the United States government, but also as testament to the fact that, in a democratic system, most such acts do, eventually, come to light.

One of the ways it does this is to allow periodic disclosures that let the voters and the Congress see behind the curtain, reassuring them that most of the troubling things the executive branch engages in will eventually come to light.

Their actions will eventually come to light.