Use 'eventuate' to highlight the outcome as a direct result of a specific cause or series of events.

Causality Focus

'Eventuate' implies a gradual process, not instantaneous results; it shows the end point of development.

Progressive Development

Use 'eventuate' when the outcome is not predictable from the start and only becomes clear over time.

Emphasis on Uncertainty

 So the calving just happened and it's created a wave and we can see it push up all the ice on to the beach. There's these kind of beautiful coincidences that happen and that's when those really special images tend to eventuate.