Sentence examples for example ultimately from inspiring English sources

The government, for example, ultimately decides where he can perform, as well as the language of his songs.

The Civilian Conservation Corps, for example, ultimately hired three million young people for outdoor work and conservation, ultimately strengthening the national parks movement.

The Bristol and Brixton Pounds, for example, ultimately have to be paid for in sterling – even if those pounds stick around in the local economy for longer.

Ms. Diaz, for example, ultimately became disenchanted with the governor and dropped out of his campaign, saying he had done too little to address border problems.

This, for example, ultimately counted against someone like Argentina's Lionel Messi, who at 26 has won the Ballon d'Or four times but has yet to really shine at a World Cup.

The HOLC [Home Owners Loan Corporationn, a Depression-era government entity that bought bad mortgages, much like the currently proposed institution to buy bad mortgage products], for example, ultimately bought 20% of mortgages, and the 20% they bought were a lot of the most compromised mortgages, and they still made a profit.

While impressive businesses which upcycle wasted dead-stock fabrics into new garments and accessories exist — Reformation, Redun Denim and Deadwood Leather among examples — ultimately, they depend on an unsustainable rate of fashion production and consumption.

This is an extreme and sad example, which ultimately had to be challenged.

Although he failed in these aims, his example was ultimately followed by his successors.

For example, France ultimately inflated away much of the debt it incurred while fighting World War I.

Taxpayers, for example, will ultimately have to pay for government debt, while prodigious government borrowing makes it harder for businesses to raise money.