Sentence examples for of eventual development from inspiring English sources

I mean, yes, when I was eight years old in the Vermont fish hatchery I used to swallow little two-inch whole trout — toss them high in the air and stagger around under them and catch them wriggling in my open mouth — but I never reached the point of eventual development implied by that early promise.

I mean, yes, when I was eight years old in the Vermont fish hatchery I used to swallow little two-inch whole trout toss them high in the air and stagger around under them and catch them wriggling in my open mouth but I never reached the point of eventual development implied by that early promise.

Moreover, small decrements in cognition are strong predictors of eventual development of dementia (Blacker et al. 2007; Elias et al. 2000; Kawas et al. 2003; Linn et al. 1995; Morris et al. 2001; Small et al. 2000).

During the 1990s, Total executives negotiated with the government of Saddam Hussein and laid the groundwork for eventual development of Iraqi oil fields.

However, the data suggest the need to make patients aware of this possible risk and to monitor patients for eventual development of diabetes, especially on intensive-dose therapy.

One may hypothesize that specifically the avoidance of positive social information (e.g., happy faces) by vulnerable sad individuals is a maladaptive automatic tendency which could be one of the determinants of the eventual development of depression.

Despite considerable advances in anticancer drug development, with few exceptions, metastatic solid tumors in adults remain largely incurable in part because of their eventual development of resistance to chemotherapy [2].

Failure to clear the virus, however, would allow HPV to persist in the cervical epithelium and increase the likelihood of the eventual development of cervical cancer (8– 11).

In the current study, we describe those variables that are independent predictors of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) in IGT subjects treated with placebo in ACT NOW, and we describe a multivariate model that is highly predictive of the eventual development of diabetes.

There was a trend for increased MIN growth rate to be a predictor of both the eventual development of invasive carcinoma, and a higher invasive tumor growth rate, in the same region.

These discoveries paved the way for the synthesis of insulin and the eventual development of new forms of rapid- and protracted-acting insulin preparations based on alterations to the structure of the insulin molecule itself (insulin analogs).