Sentence examples for it ultimately has from inspiring English sources

Nintendo says that "no information is available about its potential availability in other territories in the future," and that could be because this is a test to see how consumers react to its concurrent availability with the Wii U, and what effect it ultimately has on sales of both consoles, before potentially introducing it in the U.S. and Europe.

This means that its air of importance is more glaringly out of proportion to what it ultimately has to say.

Theirs is a squalid love story in many ways, but as portrayed by Kinder, it ultimately has a tragic grandeur.

Bollywood might seem this seaside city's reigning industry, even if it ultimately has little influence on the lives of many citizens.

"The problem I see with the tech sector is it ultimately has cyclicality to it," said William Dudley, chief United States economist at Goldman , Sachs

Hamilton can be enjoyed by both the musical theater geek and the rap aficionado, but it ultimately has more to offer the former.

That film, released during the Christmas holiday in 2006, took in just $30 million during its first weekend, though it ultimately had more than $250 million in domestic ticket sales, as it played for months with less direct competition.

It ultimately had fifty-nine co-sponsors.

"It ultimately had a scientific purpose," he said.

In fact his scheduled speech at West Point was so vigorously protested that it ultimately had to be canceled.

He also loved David Smith's work, and I think it ultimately had an effect on his own.