Sentence examples for ultimately add from inspiring English sources

"The ones that ultimately add real value to the individual consumer will win out".

The I.R.S. scandal, even if it doesn't ultimately add up to very much, comes much closer to home.

His creative perfectionism can often lead to "drastic changes" that, he says, "earn me the ire of my staff... but ultimately add to the strength of the work".

Private-sector rents far exceed those of social housing, so anyone who could move into a small newbuild will ultimately add to the benefit bill.

Mr. Ryan expressed one of the Republicans' main complaints: that Democrats and independent Congressional budget analysts have underestimated the costs of the law, which Republicans say will ultimately add hundreds of billions of dollars to future federal deficits.

Or it could delay the Mars Science Laboratory by one or two years, which would ease the short-term budget strain but, the agency says, ultimately add $300 million or more to the price tag.

"Clearly other threads ultimately added to the final outcomes," he added.

She says she will not be surprised if Mr Skilling is ultimately added to that list.

Ultimately, adding biometric data to an advertiser's arsenal sharpens its ability to deliver messages.

None the less, the slow build-up ultimately adds to the pathos.

If I make a mistake, I run with it, which, ultimately, adds to the feel of the image".