Sentence examples for conclusion ultimately from inspiring English sources

"The court's conclusion ultimately rests upon a single ground: Congress has not issued the executive a blank check," he said.

"The court's conclusion ultimately rests upon a single ground: Congress has not issued the executive a blank check," Justice Breyer said.

Conclusion: Ultimately, the study shows that administration of heated lidocaine entails very little pain immediately after injection as compared to administration of lidocaine at room temperature.

The conclusion ultimately reached from the 'study' was that, "When women are ovulating, they 'feel sexier,' and therefore lean more toward liberal attitudes on abortion and marriage equality.

The Belgian Presidency has faced a large number of problems, but the fact that it has brought the Convention to a conclusion ultimately makes me think positively about a Presidency that has been dogged by many problems.

However, observational data may lead to conclusions ultimately refuted by randomized clinical trials (RCT).

In this respect, the two artists independently take Surrealism to its logical conclusion in ultimately collapsing traditionally-imposed gender and sexual representations compatible with feminism, queer and transgendered valuations that ultimately free the inform and fetish from their former, predominantly hetero-male valuations.

So in sum, the conclusion is ultimately one that scientists have actually known for a long time.

This blank and scary conclusion which, ultimately, offers its readers little in the way of consolation, is nevertheless powerful, resonant and thought-provoking, delivered by a formidable wordsmith at the very height of his powers.

For an explanation of the man behind the deal or behind the multiple marriages, the reader must be content with Chenoweth's own conclusion that, ultimately, Murdoch is "as fickle and unknowable as the realities he creates".

This was later questioned by the 19th-century German astronomer and mathematician Friedrich Bessel, who had many more proper motions to work with, but Herschel's conclusion was ultimately proved correct.