Sentence examples for in which ultimately from inspiring English sources

That is exactly what has happened this week during the Ashcroft nomination fight, in which, ultimately, only eight Democrats voted to confirm the nominee.

Psychologists are weighing in, saying the prolonged hot weather has made patients "sluggish," "unmotivated to do things" and "hemmed in" — which ultimately fosters anxiety.

The domain that is likely to drive the biggest increase in demand for bandwidth in coming years is the "internet of things", in which ultimately billions of devices and sensors will gather information on every aspect of our natural and built environment.

Religion, on the contrary, is characterized by faith in the existence of a supersensible divine being, in which ultimately all values and meanings are grounded.

From this basic set-up they build a framework in which ultimately the notion of intention is defined in terms of the other notions.

That goal served as a perfect microcosm of a season in which ultimately Celtic were found not just to be better than everyone else in Scotland, but better in the way that Floyd Mayweather proved to be better than their Celtic soul brother Connor McGregor.

Spurs endured a spell of just six points from a possible 27 during last year's run-in, which ultimately cost them a Champions League place.

ONNV was first identified during an epidemic in Uganda in 1959, which ultimately infected over 2 million people across East Africa from 1959 to 1961 [ 4].

It results in redundancy of sensed data and excessive forwarding of packets in network which ultimately results in unnecessary energy expenditure reducing the life span of sensor nodes.

The Irishman was the First Division's top scorer in 2009/10 and continued his good form in the SPL in 2010/11, which ultimately led to a move to Birmingham City.

Eubanks studied an attempt to automate the welfare application process in Indiana, which ultimately resulted in mass confusion and rejected applications.