Sentence examples for eventually regarded from inspiring English sources
The district first moved to Allenby Street, which was eventually regarded as the old central business district after its decline in the second half of the 20th century, though it remained the location of the headquarters of Israel's major banks.
Eventually regarded as contraband of war, the runaways became known as contrabands.
The so obtained eigenvalue is eventually regarded as the patient's epilepsy risk level.
However, it cannot be accurately predicted who may continually hold the center position in the network or whether the network externalities will be eventually regarded as a resource or constraints to achieve Pareto Optimality (Kumar and Sastry, 2013) for all participants.
Portuguese troops were poorly trained, but under Manley Power's leadership, Power's Portuguese were eventually regarded as equivalent to hardened British units, and saw much action, including the Battle of Salamanca, the Battle of Vitoria, the Battle of Fuentes de Onoro,the Battle near Torres Vedras, and the Battle of Nivelle.
She begins making furtive trips to see her older child and grows increasingly bitter toward Vronsky, eventually regarding him as unfaithful.
History will eventually regard these authors as collaborators and appeasers beyond anything Neville Chamberlain could have rationalized.
To that same end, I would suggest that history will eventually regard the much-maligned Gold Star mother, Cindy Sheehan, as belonging side-by-side with courageous Americans before her like civil rights hero, Rosa Parks.
He wanted too much money". In the definitive book about the series, "The Twilight Zone Companion," author Marc Scott Zicree quotes Bill Self, the CBS executive who oversaw the show, as saying Van Voorhis' big voice eventually was regarded as "too pompous-sounding". Self adds, "Finally, Rod himself made the suggestion that maybe he should do it.
Whether Obama's speech will eventually be regarded as a truly historic event that marked the beginning of a new era remains to be seen.
The most prominent of these, and a central character in his account, is Anwar al-Awlaki, a charismatic US-born radical cleric of Yemeni origins who would eventually be regarded as second only to Osama bin Laden in posing the greatest threat to western security.
