Sentence examples for ultimately cause from inspiring English sources

Cracks run along the corners and ceiling, letting in sunlight, but also rain, which will ultimately cause more damage.

This may ultimately cause the world's oceans to become corrosive to such animals, and coral reefs to dissolve.

Metabolic wastes change the microenvironment of cells and tissues, influence the metabolic activities of cells, and ultimately cause cell death.

It is well known that epilepsy increases cortical excitability, which could ultimately cause permanent damage that abolishes physiological sensory responses.

Alternatively, the injections of steam could destabilize the rock, accelerate the deformation process, and ultimately cause the volcano to blow.

As heat flux increases, the fire-induced delamination and the onset of local plastic kink-bands during compressive loading ultimately cause delamination extension and global plastic buckling.

Corn and soy beans are used to feed livestock, so rising prices will ultimately cause the price of meat to rise.

They also said a provision encouraging banks to give better rates to distressed homeowners would ultimately cause the Federal Housing Administration to pay off bad loans.

To engineers, uneven movement of a dam means that the ground underneath may be falling away; the uneven pressure could ultimately cause a breach.

Mr. Hussein could then claim Iraq is certifiably free of weapons of mass destruction, which could ultimately cause sanctions against his country to be lifted.

Such interference with the freedom of the parties hinders the proper conduct of the business and may ultimately cause increased rates.