The Opry eventually relented, in part because of the song's popularity and Ms. Wells's nonthreatening image.
Amid complaints from neighbors, they were eventually evicted — in part, Ms. Segal said, because of an article in The New York Times.
("Is very flattery for me," he wrote to relatives, in a nascent English that he eventually refined, in part by forbidding Sterne to speak to him in any other language).
If you don't, someone eventually will, in part because Cheney has already done so himself, and has surely written things down, in a way that might be improved upon by our twenty-third-century Mantel.
As The Lede reported last year, that ad was eventually withdrawn, in part because of fears that demonizing foreign visitors on state television might not be good for the tourist industry the Egyptian economy relies upon so heavily.
I don't recall how the news came to me — whether my parents told me or I read it in the newspaper — but there it was: among the casualties was Wendell Ladner, his identity eventually confirmed, in part, because of the A.B.A. championship ring on his finger.
Eventually, thanks in part to Ms. Steinem's insistence that Ms. Knox start asking for appropriate speaking fees, as well as to freelance jobs organizing grass-roots feminist campaigns and consulting for documentary filmmakers, Ms. Knox was able to pull in a steady income and move out on her own.
The Senate inquiry was eventually dropped, in part because White refused to cooperate with investigators.
After some initial success, the venture eventually failed, in part because the English chose not to adopt chilled drinks in the same way as North Americans, but also because of the long distances involved in the trade and the consequent costs of ice wastage through melting.
Although androgen deprivation therapies (ADTs) remain as the mainstay treatment for advanced PCas, these therapies eventually fail, in part, due to the development of androgen hypersensitivity, ligand-independent androgen receptor (AR) transactivation, and AR gene mutations and/or amplification in PCas (Scher et al. 2004, Culig & Bartsch 2006).
