Sentence examples for though that ultimately from inspiring English sources

It is the sales culture of Carlisle, though, that ultimately distinguishes it from other clothing purveyors.

It does put it in line with Wii U's launch price, though that ultimately seemed like a misfire for the company, which cut the cost by $50 the following summer.

It's what happened after Bush's re-election, though, that ultimately compromises "The Architect".

There followed a succession of public positions including membership of the BBC's board of governors – there was an implicit understanding that he would become chairman, though that ultimately did not come to pass – and chairing the Broadcasting Standards Council.

My guess, though, is that ultimately, other than the stratospherically rich who can afford to lose money on their personal ideologies, most regular investors don't have the luxury of focusing on their social prestige on the Washington cocktail party circuit -- they just want to make money.

The mayor insisted, though, that he would ultimately have his way.

The problem with placing ads on your Twitter page, though, is that ultimately you may just be advertising to yourself.

Ultimately, though, that did not mean a huge amount when Chelsea made so many decisive mistakes, each leading to a goal, at key points of the match, just as they had done in the first leg.

He acknowledged, though, that the policy Medicare ultimately approved was "a win for MiMedx and the industry because the final rule amount reimbursement increased over the proposed rule amount".

Noting that Ambit currently has less than 2percentt of the market in Texas and less than 1percentt in New York State, Mr. Chambless said that "over time, there's a substantial opportunity to earn money," though he acknowledged that "ultimately, there's a finite universe".

And though the odds are that ultimately they will, this is not a certainty.