Sentence examples for supposed ultimately from inspiring English sources

Inside the euro zone, serial rule-breakers are supposed ultimately to face the prospect of hefty fines.

I had shut him out for so long that I suppose ultimately he gave up.

"Bath challenged us and we had to man up, so I'm delighted that we kept them to only 10 points as in some ways they may have merited more". "It was a massively frustrating game as we were well in that and played some great rugby, but I suppose ultimately it was a case of missed opportunities.

How is it supposed to ultimately benefit mankind?

That's incredibly important for getting different therapies to market faster, and for ensuring that targeted therapies are working the way they're supposed to — ultimately driving down the overall cost for cancer treatments.

But I suppose that, ultimately, for me, it is the equivalent of winning the FA cup of teaching".

"I suppose it ultimately depends on the book," said Stephen Rubin, the president of Henry Holt, "though I would prefer if they didn't have sex, because you lose a sense of perspective objectivity when you are romantically linked".

I don't know what to blame — it's easy to say injuries — but I suppose it ultimately comes back to a theme I've been hitting all year and I see no reason to change the conclusion: the difference when George John plays on this side is night and day.

There was no heartstring they did not pull, and I suppose that ultimately brought about the tragic end".

I suppose that ultimately it is a matter of personal preference and outlook on life; however we place way too much emphasis upon those individuals who are undeserving.

This is why Dumbledore's supposed gayness is ultimately as unimportant as Ron's shabby clothes.