Sentence examples for may eventually create from inspiring English sources

These effects may eventually create differences in damage zone thickness and influence the roles of shear localization in strain-hardening/weakening behaviors in fault zones.

The fact that low self-esteem partially mediated the associations between parental and offspring anxiety/depression is in accordance with the developmental model detailing that children of depressed mothers are exposed to risks that may eventually create a vulnerability for low self-esteem, which over time increases the risk for depression, especially in adolescence [ 34, 35].

The recent addition to GSV of the ability to alternate between the most recent and earlier photographs may eventually make it possible to create a rudimentary longitudinal survey of decontamination, resettlement, and reconstruction work in affected areas of Fukushima, which would provide a model of how to chart recovery from other disasters elsewhere in the world.

You may have to eventually create your own start-up, compete and buy out the competition.

The postwar skiing boom may have eventually created the flashy and massive ski resorts of today, but the seeds for that evolution were planted by the hundreds of modest ski areas that sprouted in small communities.

Start "something", hopefully in growing services/abstract or concrete products, enterprises (services may be "industries", too) -- and eventually create jobs for several or multitudes (dream it).

Pierce says, "We will eventually create improved therapies that may enable much longer dosing intervals".

3], to Dr. Chaim Weizmann, Zionist leader, mentioned here as future president of any Jewish state that may eventually be created.

The 'real' story before you may only be loosely related to what you eventually create as fiction.

Although falling fuel prices may be good news for carmarkers today, the trend will eventually create headaches for them.

Involving the NGOs for health system strengthening may eventually contribute to create a healthcare system reflecting an increased efficiency, more equity and good governance in the wake of the Millennium Development Goals.