Sentence examples for even that ultimately from inspiring English sources

In Washington, he compromised so much with Senate Republicans on a bill to require all nuclear plant owners to notify state and local authorities about radioactive leaks that it simply devolved into a bill offering guidance to regulators, and even that ultimately died.

That, however, is typical of an evening that ultimately belongs to the director and designer.

Although warmth tries to persist in the Southwest, even that area ultimately seems likely to see temperatures fall below normal, which may be as much due to more storminess arriving as anything.

To counter cable in Net access, the Bells pushed DSL, but even that could ultimately hurt their phone business.

In the future, truck drivers might "job share" with a self-driving lorry, although even that might ultimately be under threat, he said.

But it's a fast reward that middle-class buyers can aspire to — even if that ultimately means a preowned model.

Particularly impressive here is an insistence on linking ideas about creative work to behaviors (even ones that ultimately fail).

Even if that ultimately happens at UK -- and there are plenty of Louisville fans (not including me) that think or hope it will -- there is still a game to be played in New Orleans on Saturday.

It's so easy to get caught up in the materialism, the rat race, keeping up with the Joneses and even behavior that ultimately hurts your spirit and soul because you're too busy acting.

A pattern consisting initially of two stripes is likely to be ancestral in Danio, and vestiges of these stripes occur in many species, even ones that ultimately develop very different patterns (Quigley et al., 2004; Mills et al., 2007).

He did not acknowledge the damage to his brain, the changes in his personality, even the addictions that ultimately killed him in the prime of his career.