Sentence examples for may ultimately play from inspiring English sources

The events have touched off a new round of speculation about what role, if any, Novartis may ultimately play in the battle for Aventis.

Jacob Zuma, who is expected soon to be the third democratically elected president of Africa's most influential country, is no Thomas Jefferson — though he, like Jefferson, may ultimately play an important (if unwitting) role in the birth of a real two-party system in a nascent democracy.

In return, Tony Blair has extracted a promise from Guy Verhofstadt, his Belgian counterpart, that when the convention reports in 2003 or 2004 it will not come up with a take-it-or-leave-it blueprint, but will instead offer a series of options for national leaders to consider.The Belgians have agreed to this idea, partly because they think it may ultimately play into the integrationists' hands.

These results have been interpreted as evidence to suggest that coevolution can generate geographic diversification in the morphology of interacting species pairs which may ultimately play an important role in the speciation process.

It is in that context that architecture may ultimately play a significant role.

Right now we cannot say what the right level will be, but diet may ultimately play an important role in regulating this process". The findings, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, are based on study of copper's effects on mice, as well as in human cells in a lab setting.

However, I suspect it may also ultimately play a role in the last stage of food prep: offering full restaurant services to consumers who don't want to cook.

Another was the official signed statement by Ted Kennedy in the police station after he reported the Chappaquiddick accident that may have ultimately played a part in his decision to not run for president.

We like to bring a lot of our influences with us and ultimately play music that the crowd may not know, getting back to that dubplate culture".

Yet the Iraqi people, who may ultimately pay for the rebuilding out of their oil revenues, have played no role in the selection of contractors.

That reticence to comment — from a group of candidates who are rarely understated with one another — may reflect a nervousness about how the story will ultimately play out.