Sentence examples for progress ultimately from inspiring English sources

Progress ultimately depends on whether we can build and sustain the belief that collective action genuinely results in collective benefit.

To do otherwise may well give people the "feeling that something concrete has changed in the Middle East — and finally for the better," but that will be short-lived and, in the absence of real progress, ultimately dangerous.

Especially in the wake of the Enlightenment, an emphasis on the glorification of God was joined by the growing celebration of human progress (ultimately defined as economic growth), while concerns for the salvation of the soul were augmented by the cultivation of individual potential.

Their attempts to block social progress ultimately failed when President Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

The film's script has been locked in a safe, meaning Seymour must solve puzzles by collecting and using objects scattered throughout the game in order to progress, ultimately retrieving the script and allowing filming to start.

"Yes!! Excellent!" Kamen responded enthusiastically, "then what?" The young man thrashed and flailed mentally and though he made some good progress ultimately gave up and listened intently to Kamen's explanation.

Sian Blake had motor neurone disease – a rapidly progressing, ultimately fatal condition that affects the spine.

Though many parents considered leaving the school as the year progressed, ultimately there was no unusually large departure of children or teachers, nor a drop in the number of names on the school's waiting list.

The SPANX-A/D domain of the nuclear envelope is thus caudal to the acrosome and reorganized as acrosome biogenesis progresses, ultimately constricting into the redundant nuclear envelope.

We have identified epidemiologic and clinical characteristics of the 1918 19 pandemic that are not readily consistent with the view that most deaths were caused by the direct effects of an inherently hypervirulent virus and were clinically expressed as rapidly progressing, ultimately fatal pneumonitis.

Isn't this just further evidence of the march of disruptive progress that ultimately benefits society?