Sentence examples for decide ultimately from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to gauge the extent to which viewers who gripe about taped programming decide ultimately not to watch.

Or conversely, can you tell us newer parents about the time you spent considering counseling, only to decide ultimately to let things rest?

"Consumers decide, ultimately, but enough people view YC as important that if we say, 'We're super excited about virtual reality,' college students will start studying it".

The actor said he took four months to decide, ultimately demanding an executive producer credit as a safety net, to "ensure it wasn't going in a sensationalist way".

"In any kind of media industry – radio, TV or movies – there's a filter of the big companies who decide ultimately what you will hear or see.

The call for evidence states: "Students who are concerned they are not receiving value for money may decide ultimately to switch to a provider that better fits their needs".

I decided ultimately to go ahead with the interview.

As in that case, Perry v Schwarzenegger is expected to be decided ultimately by the Supreme Court.

I decided ultimately not to do it.

But Lynch's predecessor as attorney general, Eric H. Holder Jr., decided ultimately to accept Petraeus' plea of guilty to one misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified information.

Why did we decide to ultimately pivot away from ReservationHop?