Sentence examples for less ultimately from inspiring English sources

But I suspect that he cares less, ultimately, about protecting the authenticity of television than the dignity of where he comes from.

IDUs were significantly younger (27 ± 15 vs 65 ± 15 years, P < 0.001), had less ultimately or rapidly fatal underlying diseases (0% vs 37%, P < 0.001) or predisposing heart diseases (20% vs 50%, P = 0.03), and their SAB was more often community-acquired (95% vs 39%, P < 0.001).

Fewer parts and less material ultimately mean less cost... and less carbon footprint".

But, as the supply dwindles, the ageing eggs start producing less oestrogen, ultimately stopping entirely.

How much less is ultimately a determination made by the dealer.

As feed prices go up, farmers often cut the size of herds, meaning less meat ultimately reaches the market.

She was careful, though, to take two years out prior to making Metals, a purposefully less commercial, ultimately more rewarding record with soulful, searching arrangements.

"Less detail ultimately means less ambition".

"We have got to get to the point where you use less and ultimately pay less," Davis said.

It spent $5 trillion less than ultimately what was enacted into law, and unfortunately, I believe that budget was ignored.

The horizontally aligned hyphae grow vertical branches which remain more or less parallel, ultimately forming the dorsal tissue of the cap.