Sentence examples for eventually recognized that the from inspiring English sources

Bernstein eventually recognized that the narration, as well as the music, had to be cut down; he did so in 1977, recording the revised version with the Israel Philharmonic.

Casino owners eventually recognized that family entertainment was not the way to rejuvenate their industry.

Over the weekend, Musk eventually recognized that this was a fool's wager and relented.

Scott Mather, head of the global portfolio at Pimco, the world's largest private bond fund, explained that while governments and institutions might go on a U.S.-bond buying frenzy in the wake of a debt-ceiling panic, they would eventually recognize that the U.S. government was not going through an odd, temporary bit of insanity.

Eventually recognizing that these fossil-bearing sequences represented lateral equivalents in time and perhaps temporally unique strata as well, Sedgwick and Murchison in 1839 proposed the Devonian System.

While Wollstonecraft initially believed that the trip might resurrect their relationship, she eventually recognized that it was doomed, particularly after Imlay failed to meet her in Hamburg.

Rose, at least, is aware that the project to recover everything is always doomed to fail: "We like to think that merit is eventually recognized, that a great book will make its way, but we know only the success stories. . . .

Rose, at least, is aware that the project to recover everything is always doomed to fail: "We like to think that merit is eventually recognized, that a great book will make its way, but we know only the success stories...

The system "worked" only late, and lamely, but it eventually recognized that a wrong had been done and damages were owed.

When doctors eventually recognized that he had neurological damage, he was sent home for about three months but was treated mainly for hearing problems.

Just as King Lear in Shakespeare's play eventually recognized that his apparently virtuous daughters, Goneril and Regan, were a really bad lot, and that his apparently disrespectful daughter, Cordelia, truly loved him, so society is learning that much of 'the talent' it thought were adding value have in fact been extracting value for themselves.