Sentence examples for decided ultimately from inspiring English sources

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 always wondered what it would be like to write my first obituary, and decided ultimately that I'd never let myself be placed in a situation where I'd have to do just that.

In one interview with a juror from The San Jose Mercury News, cited in the brief, the juror said Mr. Quattrone was convicted because "The man is the head, and we decided ultimately that he knew what was going on, or should have been more proactive about knowing what was going on".

But at a Washington news conference today, Mr. Gore spoke extensively about the matter, saying that what happened in Seminole County, near Orlando, "doesn't seem fair to me" and adding that he expected the case to be decided ultimately by the Florida Supreme Court.

For it to end as it did is strange to say the least and, if United decided ultimately not to meet the buy-out clause, there are some obvious questions to put to Van Gaal at Friday's press conference about what changed and, just as pertinently, is it normal for a club of their size to be flip-flopping so indecisively?

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?

We must decide, ultimately, what the world looks like when the backlash begins.

And so many decide, ultimately, that unlivable is exactly what their life is.

If you decide ultimately you don't, be sure to say a lot about it.