Sentence examples for succeed ultimately from inspiring English sources

No efforts to accommodate the creature succeed; ultimately only its expulsion or death will do.With luck, Greece can avoid that fate.

But, he added, "Even if we don't succeed, ultimately we put a huge stamp on this race and define what it is about".

While the Bush administration is expected to succeed ultimately on both counts, it has faced procedural hurdles in Congress, and the Senate last week agreed to a 15-day extension of the existing law to avoid a Feb. 1 deadline.

"One of the first questions I was asked by cable operators is, 'What makes you think you can succeed?' " Ultimately, Mr. Singer prevailed, in part because of his job background in ethnic television.

Cut to the stands and it's The Donald, caricaturing his reputation as businessman convinced that all a person needs to succeed, ultimately, is a tenacious inability to connect with others.

So start an enterprise, and fail or succeed, ultimately you win, by keeping on with your life.

" 'Swiri' succeeded ultimately because it is good entertainment," said Jae Hyung Jang, 47, who teaches film at Dongkuk University in Seoul.

Five years ago the company received a grant for DARPA to product the first real sewing robots and they succeeded, ultimately raising $4.5 million to further advance the sewing state of the art.

Almost from the beginning of their alliance Platini believed he had a pact with Blatter and his blessing to succeed him ultimately as Fifa president.

In the end, my guess is, they'll not succeed in ultimately blocking legislative action that makes common sense.

The effort to write the rules for Internet telephone service begins this week, and whether it succeeds may ultimately come down to a matter of money.