Sentence examples for leave ultimately from inspiring English sources

According to JP Morgan's analysis, commissioned for investors, even if leave ultimately ends up victorious, the remain camp is likely to be in the lead until about 3am.

But it's hard to deny that a few months' absence in the immediate future might reasonably concern an employer, and it's also hard to deny that some women, although they expect to return from maternity leave, ultimately don't.

Their lack of sick leave ultimately endangers colleagues and customers, particularly in the food industry, the logic goes.

For most situations, "leave" ultimately means "divorce".

Earlier this month, the Red Bull driver Mark Webber said that upholding the grand prix should be a decision left ultimately to the F.I.A., the sport's governing body.

Under guidelines laid down by the International Olympic Committee, but left ultimately to the discretion of individual sports federations, Russians with past doping convictions were ineligible to compete.

Munster led 32-22 anter an hour but the 124 kg Trevor Leota's belly-flop try with three minutes left ultimately sealed Wasps' epic fightback.

It follows from (3.4) that, for any given compact set E in the interior of (R^{3}_), there is a positive orbit of (2.2) leaving ultimately E, which will not return to E afterwards.

My conclusion is that when we leave, as ultimately we must, it will not have been in vain.

Studies have shown that poor managers can cause good employees to leave and, ultimately, can seriously reduce productivity in a workplace.

With ruined credit and savings accounts, they often turned to rentals, which get little or no tax break and leave tenants ultimately footing the bill with higher rents.