Sentence examples for a set of ultimately from inspiring English sources

Rank-and-file Democrats now believe a set of ultimately irrelevant negotiations was taking place with a bipartisan cast of House members and senators while more important talks were going on between the White House and Senate Republicans.

While a DRG system is generally based on past costs of patients, each category groups a set of ultimately unique patients and provides a payment based on some average cost of these.

Also, a fun fact is that this muchness opposes any set of ultimately hateful cardinal virtues, with their "restraint" and "temperance," because NOPE.

What there was was a decision, a set of decisions, which ultimately had to be made by the prime minister.

In all likelihood, the deal will go through with the European Commission demanding a set of tough, but ultimately misguided, concessions.

IBM made the mistake of opening up its sector through a set of common standards, ultimately leading to its demise.

This framework will support expansion of the station into a set of modules and structures ultimately weighing almost a million pounds and spanning an area larger than a football field with its solar power panels.

That kind of writing — clear, direct, humane — and the reading on which it is based are the very root of the humanities, a set of disciplines that is ultimately an attempt to examine and comprehend the cultural, social and historical activity of our species through the medium of language.

The main philosophy behind RBF is to adjust a set of basis functions and ultimately match any function in high dimension, at any precision.

These sets of scattering waveform responses representing normal and damage conditions are transformed into a set of novelty indices that ultimately determine the true conditions of the tested structure.

An infallible Jesus, just like a set of infallible scriptures, is ultimately just a shortcut through our moral and spiritual development.