Sentence examples for at ultimately from inspiring English sources
And though, as a serial cheater, he's not the most appealing character, it's hard not to agree with him — and to feel relief at ultimately closing the book on such infectious melancholy.
As surgical innovation remains critical to the advancement of care, it must occur in a transparent partnership with patients, under the eye of guiding entities, aimed at ultimately improving outcomes and care.
It argues that enterprises should accept security breaches are inevitable, and instead tool up on the monitoring and detection front — to give themselves a better chance at ultimately preventing serious data breaches.
Still, the latest movie has a good shot at ultimately exceed the fourth's global take of $383.5 million.
Such food access interventions, aimed at ultimately reducing the prevalence of obesity among low-income urban populations, may greatly decrease rates of chronic disease and health care costs nationally [ 49]. aSmall food stores are defined as follows: "Superettes," sometimes called "mom & pop" stores or corner stores, carry a basic, narrow selection of food items.
Anger hurts more than the person you fling it at; ultimately it hurts you most because your peace of mind, your workplace reputation, your home life, and your relations with people will be harmed.
Within many large companies, brilliant engineers are convinced to toil away at ultimately-unimportant features.
He tried to do much at once, ultimately succeeding at one thing: apologising to the Stolen Generation, a moment that was both crucial and ineffective in its symbolism.
Mr. Lee himself marveled on his blog at the ultimately successful restructuring Silver Lake undertook at Skype.
Even if they do not work at it ultimately, they can offer some insight and enlightenment for us at least.
The microtubule targeting compounds engage at the mitotic spindle checkpoint where they block cell cycle progression at mitosis ultimately leading to apoptosis (Bhat and Setaluri [2007]).
