Sentence examples for test and ultimately from inspiring English sources

Their predecessors — the Hohokam people, irrigation farmers who subsisted for over a thousand years around a vast canal network in the Phoenix Basin — faced a similar test, and ultimately failed.

For President Bush, it was the fulfillment of a campaign promise, and it was a victory for conservatives who have long argued that the restrictions against missile defenses were making it impossible to test and ultimately build a system designed to counter a different threat: limited-scale missile attacks by rogue states or terrorist groups.

ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast — The strongman of Ivory Coast, Laurent Gbagbo, was captured and taken into custody by his rival on Monday, ending a four-month standoff that left hundreds dead in this once-prosperous West African nation, put international diplomacy to a severe test and ultimately dragged the country back into civil war.

Mathematical analysis and computer simulations of such models then allow us to compare model predictions with experimental observations in order to test, and ultimately improve these models.

In the next step, we will integrate clinical evidence identified from this study and our previous study [ 32] into the GTO to provide more comprehensive view of genetic test and ultimately support automation of genetic test recommendation.

Understanding the determinants and outcomes related to patient health literacy is necessary to develop, test and ultimately disseminate interventions that aim to reduce disparities in health literacy-related outcomes.

If England was a testing and ultimately doomed relationship, in Liverpool he had found his soulmate.

Developing, testing and ultimately operating takes place in facilties such as the Mojave Air & Spaceport in Southern California and Spaceport America in New Mexico (pictured).

This is what the Lincoln buffs and the F.D.R. boosters see when they hark back to 1861 and 1933, moments when earlier generations of Americans faced existential tests and ultimately surmounted them.

One student told a New York Times reporter that "he and his friends routinely shared to study late into the night, focus during tests and ultimately get the grades worthy of their prestigious high school in an affluent suburb of New York City.

And we trade away private spaces for public ones, which bring us together force us together in a manner that tests and ultimately refines our abilities to get along.