Sentence examples for common ultimate from inspiring English sources

The crusaders represented northern and southern France, Flanders, Germany, and southern Italy, and so were divided into four separate armies that were not always cooperative, though they were held together by their common ultimate goal.

Full group relief is permitted between companies subject to UK corporation tax that are in the same 75% group, where companies have a common ultimate parent, and at least 75% of the shares in each company (other than the ultimate parent) are owned by other companies in the group.

This preference was observed with both methyl and ethyl donors where the predicted common ultimate alkylating species is the alkyl diazonium ion.

He denied that the influence of the 1911 and 1949 Parliament Acts, giving the Commons ultimate power to get legislation through Parliament even if it is opposed by the Lords, would be affected by change.

Thus, we hypothesized that profilin-1 may be a common and ultimate pathway in endothelial cell injuries, and blockade of profilin-1-mediated biological effects may help to prevent the occurrence of endothelial abnormalities and vascular disease.

And here I am the ultimate common reader.

His suit cites a long list of common elements of "Ultimate Rush" and "Premium Rush," including character names, love interests, villains connected to Chinese organized crime, corrupt policemen and a grouchy bike-messenger dispatcher with suspect motives.

The ultimate common man thrust into leadership at a critical time in the nation's history, Truman had risen to the challenge and acquitted himself far better than nearly everyone had expected.

Some defenders of the neoclassical conception argue that the drive to maximize one's individual interests often leads to cooperation with others and, through the "invisible hand" (the idea that self-interested acts drive social welfare) of the market, to the ultimate common good of all.

The cells are organised in a particular way and interconnected by subtle mechanisms in achieving the ultimate common goal the preservation of viability.

Once we hand over the task of uncovering malfunction to the sciences we can no longer make common sense the ultimate arbiter, unless we wish to explicitly import, into the concept of disease, considerations derived from folk theories of what normal human nature amounts to.