Sentence examples for that ultimately put from inspiring English sources

In fact, it was the cinema that ultimately put him out of business.

They blocked shots and slashed to the basket with a nasty edge that ultimately put Spain on its heels.

Mr. Heltebrake's lawyer, Allen L. Thomas, says it was his client's call to a sheriff's deputy that ultimately put them on Mr. Dorner's trail.

Be that as it may, the review was clearly a major link in a Rube Goldberg sequence that ultimately put "Pluto" in a tough spot.

Thus began the convoluted process, which included an extortion investigation against Mr. Fesselmann for the emotionally raw e-mail messages he sent the church in 2008 demanding compensation, that ultimately put Pope Benedict XVI in an uncomfortable spotlight.

For much of the morning the youngsters were the only American pair putting red on the scoreboard, but their runaway win was the foundation of a fightback that ultimately put the visitors ahead at lunchtime.

But the community that ultimately puts the money to work will receive less than if it had received the grant directly.

"Do you rip the Band-Aid off and deal with a shorter and sharper housing decline that ultimately puts homes in the hands of borrowers who can afford them for the long term?" said Mike Larson of Weiss Research.

But the White House plan also fails, through a reliance on a health care law that expands the role of private insurers while taking inadequate steps to rein in price-gouging by the private insurers that ultimately puts cost pressures on Medicare as well.

If that's reassuring for democracy, if that ultimately puts a premium on political skill, on the art of persuasion, on one person one vote, it's also how hope turned to nope.

Andrew Logan, who directs the energy and finance programs at Ceres, said that climate change is an issue that will ultimately put the big oil companies "out of business".