Sentence examples for therefore ultimately from inspiring English sources

It became a bid for popularity and therefore, ultimately, a political weapon.

It added that its sales were therefore "ultimately controlled by the UK government through the issue of export licences, and end-user certificates".

The movement would thus serve to liberate the public state from the parallel state, and therefore ultimately weaken the political system.

That's important not only to attract investment, but also to reduce its risk and therefore ultimately the cost to the consumer".

"Klausen shows how the cartoon crisis was, therefore, ultimately a political conflict rather than a colossal cultural misunderstanding," said Yale of the book.

Gallop says she wants to make "real world sex and talking about it socially acceptable and therefore ultimately just as socially shareable".

These ratios are representative of precipitation and therefore ultimately reveal the composition of the source moisture, the sea.

The change of language, may, therefore, ultimately lead to a redefinition of the role of the shareholder and to the idea of "corporate constitutions".

Critics have said this incentive to buy cheap policies offering little coverage for preventive care would lead patients to visit the doctor only after becoming very ill and would therefore ultimately place a greater burden on the health care system.

In China, as in other countries with bad-debt problems, the tab for the bank bailout will eventually be picked up by the national treasury and therefore ultimately by taxpayers, instead of by the central bank, they contend.

Obama is commander-in-chief of the US military and therefore ultimately responsible for the AC-130 gunship that repeatedly bombed and strafed a field hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan, a week ago.