Sentence examples for eventually constitutes from inspiring English sources

Her part is credited to the Prostitution Monopoly and eventually constitutes her dowry when she marries, which is generally at the age of twenty.

It eventually constituted a genre of painting called bijinga (paintings of beauties).

These local basins would eventually constitute dynamical memories that solve difficult problems in classifying and recognizing faces.

This was around the time that network executives started to recognize the threat that Netflix could eventually constitute to them.

But here was Middelhoff, saying that file-sharing would eventually constitute a change in the consumption of popular culture as revolutionary as radio or cable television.

As eventually constituted by the middle of the century, the Canal Zone was administered by an American governor appointed by the U.S. president.

Since the scarcest resource of a company is usually competent management, overcoming this hurdle may eventually constitute a real competitive advantage.

He organized the institution into what would eventually constitute departments of traditional art forms (painting, sculpture, prints, and drawings), as well as departments of architecture (established 1932), film (established 1935), and photography (established 1940).

Now consider that all these elements might somehow be connected, might represent different aspects of some giant whatsit that will eventually constitute the cultural face of our time in the eyes of the future.

From 1961 to 1963 Taylor directed three Mercer scripts - Where The Difference Begins, A Climate Of Fear and Birth Of A Private Man - which had characters in common and eventually constituted a trilogy graphically exploring the failure of socialism to live up to its ideals, whether in this country or abroad.

HOW MUCH is too much for cities and states to dangle as incentives for the prize of capturing Amazon's gargantuan second headquarters, a complex that would eventually constitute far more than a Pentagon's worth of office space and roughly two Pentagons' worth of employees?