Sentence examples for good ultimately from inspiring English sources

The figure of Stiva is perhaps designed to suggest that evil, no less than good, ultimately derives from the small moral choices human beings make moment by moment.

"We believe this will be good ultimately for the consumer because it will give them more choices," said Peters Suh, the J.I.L. chief executive.

Surely, the good Jew, Samaritan, Christian or Muslim make decisions within their own cultural context but their choice to do good ultimately comes from a moral sense of duty.

That idea is gaining strength and popularity among a segment of the overweight population that feels as though traditional dieting to lose weight does more harm than good, ultimately benefiting the $30 billion weight loss industry, not the public.

If you feel good, ultimately, you'll look a lot better.

So if you allow others to buy your IP, that's not good, ultimately, for the UK.

The key to me is, are we delivering the goods, ultimately?

"Finally, I went to the board and said, 'It's for the social good.' Ultimately, they relented but said, 'Just don't spend a lot of money.' " He did not have to.

Hyped; endlessly talked about; really good; but ultimately not the biggest deal of the year.

(Generally, I find Rottweilers very good, but ultimately this comes down to personal choice).

Good coaches ultimately tailor their systems to the players they have.