Sentence examples for believed the ultimate from inspiring English sources

Putin assigned the Americans all kinds of agency in Russia and genuinely believed the ultimate policy to be regime change, McFaul recalled.

— A letter to Secretary Geithner, signed by Senator Mitch McConnell, the minority leader, and 16 other Republican senators, May 23. "My guess is that the bond market would rally as long as it believed the ultimate outcome was going to be genuine entitlement reform — that we wouldn't even have to find out about a meltdown because it wouldn't happen".

Though alchemists believed the ultimate chemical feat to be the production of gold from urine, pharmaceutical companies have developed a technique for isolating human chorionic gonadotropin—a hormone 3,000 times more valuable than gold—from the urine of pregnant women.

However, he is not, as Castrol's commentary would have us believe, the ultimate player.

"I believe the ultimate rate would be higher than what we are proposing," he said.

I believe the ultimate imperative for growth and opportunity is to advance human dignity.

Lawyers and bankers who have analyzed the transaction believe the ultimate loss to the depositor could be anywhere between 60 and 77.5 percent.

But many vendors also believe the ultimate combination would create a powerhouse that could command a massive slice of global carrier capital spending.

Outside the political maelstrom, some security experts believe the ultimate judgment of her conduct will come not in a court or from Congress but at the ballot box.

"I believe the ultimate responsibility of a leader is to not do what is easy or popular but to do what is necessary and right," Mr. Bush told the crowd.

A growing number of analysts now believe the ultimate outcome of the ongoing debt crisis will be that one or more countries – Greece being the first – will eventually leave the single currency.