Sentence examples for deadline ultimately from inspiring English sources

This escalating editorial tension, plus the demands of the weekly deadline, ultimately led Woollcott to end the column in December of 1934.

Forced by Court Order, Bush administration finally releases long-overdue climate assessment Four years past its mandated deadline and ultimately compelled by court order, the Bush Administration finally released a climate change assessment detailing how global warming will affect the United States.

The offer was rejected, setting the stage for the Aug. 31 deadline and, ultimately, the sanctions resolution.

A delegation of top government officials traveled to the monastery the evening before the monks' deadline and ultimately gave them considerable control over how their plateau is developed -- an agreement that makes it unlikely that McDonald's or any other fast-food restaurant serving meat will be opening next door.

On his return he flung himself back into the day-to-day issues that need addressing at his own club: negotiations with the local council and BMW over a move to a new purpose-built training ground; the bolstering of the squad before the transfer deadline; and, ultimately, the purchase of the Kassam Stadium.

Borrowers whose monthly payments are automatically debited from their bank accounts often suffer a one-time payment shock after missing their recertification deadline that ultimately forces them to fall behind on their other bills, he said.

The midquarter update came as a relief to investors after Intel's spotty performance last year, when the company missed important deadlines and ultimately adjusted its strategy.

It was a little clichéd – the Russians were the bad guys, the UK set lots of deadlines but ultimately wouldn't commit to any action and the US went in all guns (or nuclear weapons) blazing – but then clichés are always clichés for a reason.

But they also benefited from a pair of 24-hour deadline extensions and ultimately sold out their first home playoff game in 61 years.

And although most of these deadline deals are ultimately good for all parties — contrary to popular opinion, baseball executives are generally intelligent — there have been a few notably disastrous deadline trades over the years.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission EHRCC) said that, while it would approach employers informally at first if they failed to publish figures by the deadline, businesses could ultimately face "unlimited fines and convictions".