Sentence examples for eventually spawned from inspiring English sources

Fairchild Semiconductor eventually spawned 37 different firms, including Intel.

And it was their folk music, played on fiddles and banjos, which eventually spawned American western, and then country music.

It became known as the Sharpstown scandal, and thanks to the reforms it eventually spawned, no controversy before or since has had as much impact on Texas politics.

Zoe Quinn, the game developer whose online harassment eventually spawned the anti-feminist GamerGate movement, said it was "nice to see Twitter trying to address this issue".

Their nervous systems are simple, too, which makes them a good starting point for studies of the neurological arrangement that eventually spawned the human brain.

It eventually spawned a series of books, which began with the recruitment and training of a boy, Andrew Wiggin, known as Ender, as an interplanetary fighter.

Like Elizabeth LeCompte before her, Young Jean Lee may eventually spawn theatre troupes that rip off her expansive, emotional, and inconclusive style.

Both pieces are structured through integrated speech and movement, and each eventually spawns a theme about men betraying women.

Resentment could eventually spawn a resistance effort by unconventional forces inside and outside Iraq, just as the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982 spawned the Hezbollah movement.

This made it the device of choice for a rich and mobile class, eventually spawning an aspirational market beyond Wall Street.

If you're successful, though, you will eventually spawn imitators and competitors, and once that started happening, we had to work to become more efficient and price conscious.