Sentence examples for ultimately according to from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, according to Mr. Buffett, the problem will be that some companies' taxes will go up.

Ultimately, according to some analysts, certain independent stores, especially those marketing to wealthy consumers, may do better than anyone else.

Ultimately, according to the recent report of the Bluewater Network, climate change "threatens the ecosystems of every national park, refuge and seashore".

The only exception to this is the breeding season, when the bears are invited to communicate and are ultimately, according to the euphemism, "introduced".

Ultimately, according to Mayfield, the two groped one another in the dark confines of an after-hours club and talked about an affair, which never did happen.

Ultimately, according to Mr. Minervini's original vision, it will be a neighborhood where 800 people live and 1,000 people work.

But the honour is ultimately accorded to a 17th-century atheist named Thomas Aikenhead, at which point the company launches into a rousing number with the repeated refrain: "Thomas Aikenhead, who the fuck are you?" It's a good question, not only because Aikenhead remains obscure, but also because of what he represents.

This element was not ultimately used, according to memos.

(Her registration was ultimately accepted, according to state records, meaning she will be eligible to vote in future elections).

The charges, brought in 1991, were ultimately dropped, according to papers that Ms. Padilla still takes with her to school meetings.

Ultimately algorithms, according to O'Neil, reinforce discrimination and widen inequality, "using people's fear and trust of mathematics to prevent them from asking questions".