Sentence examples for eventually damaging from inspiring English sources
On spotting Newton, they engage in a car chase, eventually damaging Newton's car.
Symptoms may seem benign -- increased hunger, excessive thirst, frequent urination, weight loss, fatigue -- but undiagnosed or uncontrolled disease can take a toll on the body's nerves, eventually damaging the eyes, kidneys and lower limbs, and can raise the risk of a heart attack or stroke.
The ocular surface becomes dry and lacks lubrication, eventually damaging the ocular surface [ 4].
Improper clearance of apoptotic debris through their opsonization by maternal antibodies and subsequent removal by macrophages may lead to a sustained inflammation in the fetal heart, eventually damaging the developing organ irreversibly.
Some chemicals might activate growth pathways or survival pathways in cancer cells (eventually damaging DNA and mutating genes — but indirectly).
In Vietnam, however, the imbalance could eventually damage the south.
Arguably, this insistence on Americanising foreign films eventually damaged Miramax.
He struggled and eventually damaged my house before I sent the furniture back.
Preservationists have said they fear the fine dust covering the church may contain toxic substances and could eventually damage it.
But whether or not those companies survive, the investments themselves have been wasteful, and that will eventually damage the economy.
The report, which ran to many hundreds of pages, concluded that: "The evidence shows that ignoring climate change will eventually damage economic growth.
