Sentence examples for which eventually caused from inspiring English sources

The eldest girl Sophie started kicking, screaming and shouting the place down which eventually caused the woman to take the children back.

Tisha B'av certainly marks horrifying events: the destruction of a place of ritual and the massacre of many Jews, which eventually caused the dispersal of an entire people.

The opportunity for foreign banks came after the devastating peso crisis of 1994-95 which eventually caused the rules to be relaxed.

All this changed with the establishment of the land-grant schools under the first Morrill Act in 1862 which eventually caused massive failures of both the private religious schools and the proprietary ones.

Over time, patterns of erosion and sedimentation have been continually modified via the variable imposition of anthropogenic discontinuities and linkages on fragmented hillslope sediment cascades, which eventually caused the complicated soilscape pattern.

In part, this was because he bore the scars of the vicious infighting that characterised the English faculty in the 1970s – and which eventually caused him to take early retirement in 1982.

There is an increment in unsteady quality with the number of SHS installation, which eventually causes system ineffectiveness.

Brittle failure mechanism has been well known as growth of penny-shaped micro-cracks, referred as brittle damage, which eventually cause macro-cracks and failure.

"It's about our relationship to nature and how we want to possess what's beautiful, which eventually causes us to lose the very connection".

"In AIDS patients, T cells are essentially gone, so once a cyst ruptures, it can infect more brain cells, which eventually causes real damage to the brain," says Saeij.

In neurodegenerative disorders, as well as in acute central nervous system (CNS) injuries, the initial impairment triggers a cascade of destructive events, collectively termed secondary degeneration, which eventually cause much more extensive damage.