Sentence examples for better ultimately from inspiring English sources

It was better, ultimately, to let the friendship slide into estrangement.

"People say the E.U. will be better, ultimately, for people in Poland.

Bear Stearns shareholders fared slightly better, ultimately receiving $10 a share, but that was still a fraction of what the shares commanded before the rescue effort in March.

If this piece sounds angry, it's because I find the APEs' premises offendingly patronising, treating Greeks as immature children who don't know any better, ultimately irresponsible for their acts and their faults, who must demonise others rather than understand themselves.

"What could be better, ultimately, for the Washington Post than if Dick Cheney sued it for using the word 'torture' in reference to the Bush administration's enhanced interrogation policies?Nothing could be better.

Ms. Fisher was one of a kind--a bold human being who did better ultimately with the truth, no matter how hard it was, than lying and pretending.

I thought they knew better, but ultimately they didn't.

Mr. Nagashima said the American demands to be better informed ultimately improved Japan's own response.

We know more, we can target better and, ultimately, we can raise more for good causes.

These methods are better because ultimately you will forget to make your backups.

The weightless Light It Up and the Missy/Timbaland throwback Got Those are better, but ultimately length scuppers Coolaid.