Sentence examples for eventually led to the death from inspiring English sources
This eventually led to the death of the bacterial cell.
The prosecutor alleged that his maneuver eventually led to the death of Bueno and requested a thirteen-year sentence.
Fairfax County Sheriff Stacey Kincaid released video Thursday showing officers subduing and using a stun gun on Natasha McKenna, an encounter that eventually led to the death of the mentally ill Virginia woman.
September recounts the events of one such chain: in the prime universe, three months after Walter's crossing, Peter Joshua Jacksonn) captured a firefly which set into motion a chain of events that eventually led to the death of a pedestrian in a car accident.
The cells that produced less YAP copied their DNA more quickly and more of their DNA became damaged, which eventually led to the death of these cells.
One patient had an early leakage at the gastrojejunostomy after LRYGB, with a complicated course including aspiration, acute respiratory distress syndrome, multiorgan failure, and finally an episode of intracerebral bleeding, which eventually led to the death of the patient.
Now that the two officers are dead, the mayor is to blame; he has "blood on [his] hands," as Patrick Lynch, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association chief, said the night of Liu and Ramos's death, arguing the mayor stirred the pot of protest that eventually led to the deaths of the two officers by acknowledging he'd talked to his black son Dante about the cops.
But will data eventually lead to the death of the seasonal sale?
During this long process that eventually leads to the death of a tree, the wood material impregnates with decay-resisting chemicals (Venugopal et al. 2015, 2016).
If ROS is not efficiently scavenged and quenched, it can cause membrane lipid peroxidation, inactivation of cellular enzymes and degradation of nucleic acids, which may eventually lead to the death of plant cells.
These include Uromycladium simplex that forms pustules and U. tepperianum that causes large swollen brown to black galls that eventually lead to the death of the host plant.
