Sentence examples for which eventually collapsed from inspiring English sources
Concerned to create a stable Europe, he made the cornerstone of his policy a strong Franco-Italian rapprochement, which eventually collapsed over the Ethiopian crisis in 1936.
During Columbia's atmospheric entry, hot gases penetrated the damaged tile section and melted major structural elements of the wing, which eventually collapsed.
During Columbia's atmospheric reentry, hot gases penetrated the damaged tile section and melted major structural elements of the wing, which eventually collapsed.
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has said he considers Chernobyl one of the main nails in the coffin of the Soviet Union, which eventually collapsed in 1991.
More particularly, an initial "antique" (or archaic) style matured into a sublime style, whose gains were consolidated and refined into a beautiful style, which eventually collapsed into a decadent, anticlimactic, academic style of imitation.
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, it focused on a program called the Future Imagery Architecture, which was criticized by the Congressional intelligence oversight committees for bloated budgets, and which eventually collapsed.
Here, each gravitational collapse of a universe, and each new black hole, spawns a new universe with slightly different physical constants, and natural selection favors universes with new and larger stars, more of which eventually collapse into black holes — which universes are, incidentally, more propitious for evolving life.
And it lacks the requisite pockets of even denser material, which eventually collapse under their own gravity to form stars.
It has been demonstrated that HU treatment initially leads to stalled replication forks, which eventually collapse into DSBs following prolonged HU exposure (Petermann et al., 2010, Sirbu et al., 2011).
So the rich end up doing two things: lending the money back to regular folks so they can continue to spend, which builds up a dangerous overhang of household debt; and blowing real-estate or tech-stock bubbles, which eventually collapse.
In beer foams, a large quantity of the liquid phase drains back into the beer under gravity and the air bubbles coalesce in to a coarser structure, which eventually collapses.
