The investigation eventually widened to nine deals, including the TXU buyout and Express Scripts' failed bid for Caremark Rx.
The monitoring program will eventually widen to include Connecticut's eight species of frogs and two toad species.
With four minutes remaining, Princeton finally recaptured the lead, 62-61, on a Carl Belz layup, and eventually widened that advantage to 66-61.
Subsequent hostilities against Rapperswil (1337, 1350) eventually widened into war with Austria (September 1350); and, in seeking support against the Habsburgs, Zürich entered into permanent alliance with the Waldstätten, the forerunner of the Swiss Confederation (May 1 , 1351.
He eventually widened his gaze beyond politicians themselves; the only real-life Washington woman he took cues from was Michelle Obama, who as a politician's wife is spared some of the heckles and headlines that surround politicians with a visible interest in fashion.
The border between the two countries runs over difficult terrain, from hill tracts over mountainous jungle further north to large expanses of paddy fields as the land flattens and follows the course of the river south, eventually widening as it makes its way to the sea.
The route passes under I-78 without an interchange and becomes a two-lane road that passes through the downtown of Springfield, eventually widening to four lanes again.
These roads were eventually widened into a large ring road that circled most of the 37-mile perimeter of Washington, a fact that can be noted in the 1865 map of the city's defenses.
Beginning on Earth Day 1997, with "Trash Talk" minutes on KCBS offering tips on how to reduce, reuse and recycle, my waste prevention focus eventually widened from garbage -- and all that's going into our landfills -- to global warming and what's coming out of our tailpipes.
This is eventually widened to the required width of the strip felling by Polanský only after the entire logging operation has been accomplished.
The idea received encouragement from the ability of products of the amyloid cascade to kill neurons directly (Yankner et al., 1989), with its scope eventually widening to encompass a direct capacity to impair synapse function (Beyreuther et al., 1993).
