Sentence examples for and ultimately to find from inspiring English sources

"We fund world-class research into the causes and ultimately to find a treatment or cure.

At research centers around the country, scientists are trying to tease out the underlying causes for non-Alzheimer's-related memory loss and, ultimately, to find a cure.

Much of the film's charm derives from their attempts to make sense of their situation and, ultimately, to find each other.

The aim is to see if we can help streamline and enhance some of Ushahidi's capabilities, to better understand the practicalities of application and benefits of use of the platforms for media companies such as ours and ultimately to find and create the basis for some longer term projects between our two organisations.

The purpose of this is to represent an evolving system with ongoing offending and ultimately to find persistent patterns of crime; however, also of interest in this scenario is the question of how the risk associated with known, exogenous offending will evolve over a short timescale.

At Albion College we're building upon a 175-year foundation as a liberal arts institution with a career readiness focus by helping our students, beginning in their first semester on campus, identify their career vocations and ultimately to find meaningful employment opportunities.

Most Libyans assumed that their moment of emancipation had come, but, as they grappled with their country's lack of institutions and a plethora of armed militias, they faltered and ultimately failed to find the path to democracy that Cameron and Sarkozy had promised.

"His presence made it easier for me to trust myself, to be responsible, and ultimately, to be able to find a human form of Otto to be with".

It's hard to disagree with the idea of meeting rough sleepers where they are, offering them support and ultimately trying to find a way out of a dangerous situation.

Only then, perhaps, would we begin to understand our life story, or to tolerate it and ultimately, perhaps, to find it beautiful; not that any life is ever beautiful, but the measure of a beautiful life is perhaps one that sees its blemishes, knows they can't be forgiven and, for all that, learns each day to look the other way.

In his new memoir, Confessions of a Funeral Director: How the Business of Death Saved My Life, Wilde chronicles how he was able to alter his view of mortality and ultimately start to find fulfillment as a funeral director.