Sentence examples for could not ultimately from inspiring English sources

Our greatest regret is that the company could not ultimately be saved.

However, consideration of effect-size confidence intervals and associated inferential statistics suggested that we could not ultimately reject the null hypothesis.

Johnston reminded the crowd that laws, technology, and judges could not ultimately make a difference in a child's life but that teachers can.

M.T. Steyn and Gen. C.R. de Wet, the Orange Free State's forces won some victories against the British army, but the two Boer republics could not ultimately prevail.

In his earlier ruling, Judge Lewis said "it would not be proper" for him to decide which ballots could and could not ultimately be considered.

McLaren showed better form – even though new front wings which arrived overnight could not ultimately be used because they could not be scrutineered in time – with Sergio Perez qualifying ninth.

Derickson couldn't ultimately save the first passenger, whom the terrorists shot dead after they landed in Beirut.

(The F.D.I.C. contends that Bair couldn't, ultimately, object to the deal, because, unlike the Citigroup offer, it required no financial assistance from the government).

Master of all he surveyed in Leipzig, he never met a political quagmire he couldn't ultimately dominate until he went to the Philharmonic.

"We couldn't ultimately secure the backing and clear all the hurdles in time," they said in a joint statement, having concluded late Tuesday night that they had exhausted all their options.

PARIS — When the euro was in the process of being created during the 1990s, it was clear that it couldn't ultimately survive without a European ministry of finance and the coordination of tax and fiscal policies for the whole of the eurozone.