Sentence examples for more ultimately from inspiring English sources

Credit card customers argued that the bank increased payments on borrowers who could not afford to pay more, ultimately creating more income from late fees.

But New Yorkers of the 1950's -- when the threat was arguably greater, more ultimately devastating -- whistled past their atomic graveyard with similar chutzpah.

I Love You Phillip Morris paints him as a lovable, eccentric rogue, and while there are also strong suggestions of the self-deception that underscored Russell's darker side, Carrey and writer-directors Glenn Ficarra and John Requa choose to play up the screwball aspect of this intriguing story rather than plumping for what might have been a more ultimately satisfying character-study approach.

Indeed, maybe the number that comes closest to right is the number Mayor Giuliani evoked on that first day, when reporters pressed him about what the death count might turn out to be -- more, ultimately, than any of us can bear".

This potential to cause far more damage means that the potential for hackers can charge much more, ultimately making it an appealing market for them to explore".

He was taken first to Newmarket, at his own suggestion, and then transferred to Oatlands and subsequently Hampton Court, while more ultimately fruitless negotiations took place.

Two won't do it any more.' " Ultimately, some engineers wonder just how much of an engineering solution there can be to terrorism.

More experimentation ultimately drives more innovation.

Raising standards to help our children learn more and ultimately earn more in this new economy.

The CDO desk piled into "mezzanine" tranches of the securities, which paid more but ultimately lost more too.

More exhausting, ultimately, was the 24-hour nature of her job.