Sentence examples for which will eventually depress from inspiring English sources

Investment adds to an economy's productive capacity, which will eventually depress prices.

Which will eventually become outdated, maybe.

Currently we are building a 60 kg detector, which will eventually be situated deep underground.

Seabirds will land on the platforms and defecate which will eventually be washed into the sea.

IM is therefore built upon scientific evidence, which will eventually change conventional medicine.

However, auxin conjugates are the finite resource, which will eventually run out without auxin biosynthesis.

That will require at least €30bn (£25bn) of savings – through cuts or tax rises – which will further depress the economy.

George Osborne may not be planning extra taxes or local authority cuts, but the chancellor is almost freezing benefit payments, which will depress household incomes this year compared with last.

Rather than straightforwardly absorbing excess reals, Brazil has jacked up interest rates, which will depress the economy.

That can set off a wave of selling which eventually depresses the share price.The Securities and Exchange Commission has issued warnings about the dangers of such fraud.

Moreover, there exists a critical radius below which drops will eventually disappear.