Sentence examples for which eventually split from inspiring English sources

At the Second Vatican Council, "the conservative / progressive taxonomy was true, as far as it went, but the more meaningful divide … was that which eventually split the progressive wing into two philosophical camps".

With his spiked diamante epaulettes, high heels and tight leather trousers which eventually split under his exertions, Lambert looks the part, hits the notes with ease, and if he doesn't quite have Freddie's voracious, imperious strut, you at least believe he means it when, before "Fat Bottomed Girls", he demands to "see some ass".

The μDD consists of a Y-junction that allows inflow of two different streams into a main channel, which eventually splits into a linear array of independent microchannels.

Use a leave-in conditioner to prevent tangles, which eventually lead to split ends.

Males who stay with their father can help gradually expand the father's territory, which is eventually split between father and son.

AOL and Time Warner, long ago, combined to form a single company, in what is considered by many to be the worst merger in corporate history (which unsuprisingly eventually split).

As in smaller networks, continuing the branch bifurcating from leads to a double-cluster state with an equal-sized split which eventually gains stability through a fold bifurcation.

The coalescence of these microvoids activates relative displacements between microfibrils, which eventually leads to the splitting of clusters of microfibrils and wear losses.

Many Swedes found it unpatriotic to allow Norway to choose the peace prize, although some historians now believe this was an effort to help mend Swedish-Norwegian relations (their governments' union was on the brink of splitting, which eventually transpired in 1905).

This decision created a controversy and a split within the TSO board, which eventually led to the resignation of two members, Mrs. Edmund Boyd and Mrs. R. B. Whitehead, although these two remained members of the orchestra's women's committee.

Of the 78 adult direct descendants of John D. Rockefeller Jr, 72 have endorsed a resolution to split the jobs of chairman and chief executive at Exxon Mobil, which eventually emerged from the antitrust break-up of the family oil monopoly, Standard Oil.