Examples of using Eventually lead in English and their translations into Swedish
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and may eventually lead to complete memory loss,
It may eventually lead the Commission to propose to the Council to adopt Country-Specific Recommendations on the improvement of national justice systems.3.
Ankylosing Spondylitis can decrease the spine's flexibility, and can eventually lead to total loss of mobility.
Which could eventually lead to reunification. are signing a treaty,
sun exposure can eventually lead to the presentation of actinic keratosis.
The lessons of the crisis will eventually lead to better supervision of financial institutions,
Negative social consequences could eventually lead to job losses
North and South Rhelasia are signing a treaty… which could eventually lead to reunification. Under his leadership.
This could eventually lead to a proposal concerning amendment of the EASA basic Regulation.
It can remove damaged bases from DNA that could eventually lead to more serious mutations of mispairing of DNA breaks.
Such an evaluation might eventually lead to a Commission decision to start an infringement procedure against a Member State which did not sufficiently fulfil its obligations4.
The enlargement of the EU is imminent and will eventually lead to a 30% increase in the size of the EU labour market27 as well as bring more diversity.
apparently insignificant contradictions appear that eventually lead to the downfall of the old paradigm
may cause loss of vision, and eventually lead to blindness.
All of the required data can be used in different scams and eventually lead to financial losses for the victim.
spread through the body and eventually lead to death.
All types of botulism eventually lead to paralysis, which generally starts with the face muscles
Amphetamine abuse may eventually lead to thromboembolic complications with cardiovascular
Consumers alsobenefit in the long run when efforts made by firms to overcome their competitors eventually lead togreater innovation
Persistent or severe hand-foot syndrome(Grade 2 and above) can eventually lead to loss of fingerprints which could impact patient identification.