Sentence examples for has eventually come from inspiring English sources

After all, so far virtually every financial crisis has eventually come to an end.

We advance the opinion that the mtDNA tree of cattle has eventually come of age [26] (similar to what happened to the human mtDNA tree almost a decade ago) and that future mtDNA studies need to follow complete genome analyses [8].

For example, the Holocene would, without human intervention, have eventually come to an end in a new ice age.

I assumed they had eventually come round to his sexuality, but he later told me they had turned up without telling him.

But investors in this bear market have eventually come to devalue companies that did not use Andersen as their auditor as much as they devalued Andersen's clients.

Accompanied by troops of the South Vietnamese government, the two women had eventually come to the hootch on Hill 192, where they had found Mao's brassiere, flecked with blood; the troops had burned down the hootch.

Some of these foundations have eventually come to regret many of their dubious advocacy campaigns; the Rockefeller Foundation's imprudent support for population control in India is just one example.

Kennedy's romantic dalliances, now universally known, would have eventually come to light.

Palenque was Piedras Negras's main rival in the area, whereas Sak Tz'i' seems to have eventually come under Piedras Negras's control.

This ancestor may have eventually come to estuaries during their larval or juvenile phases and developed an adaptive behaviour of regularly inhabiting estuaries and occasionally entering freshwater in tropical regions because of higher food availability, better survival or to escape from predators (Tsukamoto et al. 2009).

A statement I read all the time is the "total membrane ionic current must be equal and opposite to the total membrane capacitive current" I appreciated this statement if you replace the word current with charge, i.e. any charge that goes into the cell has to EVENTUALLY come out of the cell.