Sentence examples for which eventually produced from inspiring English sources

To prevent injury, the keepers resorted to artificial insemination, which eventually produced a cub, in 1999.

In 1998, the FBI initiated a new "strategic plan" which eventually produced an Investigative Services Division to increase the professional stature of analysts.

Breaking the silence of the 1950's and 60's on this subject, Marcel Ophuls's "Sorrow and the Pity" (1971) set off a national self-examination in France, which eventually produced hundreds of memoirs, books and televised dialogues.

Musically, calypso is playful and colloquial, and rooted in a three-beat rhythm (two long beats, followed by a short beat); it directly inspirited Jamaican mento, which eventually produced ska.

It appears that the right analogy is a different central European event — the Thirty Years' War in the 17th century — an awful of mix of religious and political conflict, which eventually produced a new state order.

Neolithic-era domestication of plants and animals eventually led to improved methods of cultivation and stock breeding, which eventually produced a surplus and made it possible to sustain a higher population density while also freeing up some members of the community for craftsmanship and the production of nonessential goods and services.

The spores develop into haploid male or female gametophytes, which eventually produce the sexual gametes.

Instead, the cruel trick turns into marriage, as Johanna's barren life takes on "such a warm commotion, such a busy love," which eventually produces a child.

(The land plants produce only sexual spores resulting from meiosis.) Each spore divides mitotically to form a multicellular 1n gametophyte, which eventually produces gametes mitotically (gametogenesis).

As H10 rises, the maximum updraft velocity around the −10 °C level becomes strong enough to cause charge separation, which eventually produces intensive lightning activity.

This means that such proportion of MCA within concrete desorbs sufficient water to ensure proper hydration which eventually produces better performing concrete without requiring any external water.