Sentence examples for have ultimately decided from inspiring English sources

While I have ultimately decided not to attend this weekend's Women's March, I won't be standing around quietly.

I'm just living my life and have ultimately decided that in my quest to be vulnerable, I am done playing games.

In my opinion, this was far too lenient a sentence, but no matter how hard I try to understand why Helvey committed such an evil and violent act, I can't, and I have ultimately decided that I really don't care why he did it.

But insiders said it had ultimately decided against bidding.

After these failed efforts I had ultimately decided to submit the materials to the WLO.

But Mr. Borisovich said he had ultimately decided that he would not do anything that could result in a prosecution or affect his family.

On Wednesday night, FBI officials announced they had stopped five additional people leaving the refuge during the day – but had ultimately decided to release them.

Roger Crane, Citi Neighbors' lawyer, said the group had considered raising money to seek an injunction, but had ultimately decided it was too expensive.

The force's former solicitor, Peter Metcalf, had ultimately decided not to submit the narrative to Taylor because, he told the inquests, it was "too one-sided".

Mr. Morris said Sun had ultimately decided that it made sense to enter a licensing agreement with I.B.M. because of the breadth of I.B.M.'s patent library.

Dr. C. O. Onyebuchi Chukwu, the health minister, said his cancer specialists and national drug regulators had spent two years debating what to do and had ultimately "decided on a bold plan of action," including the emergency morphine purchase.