Sentence examples for ultimately attach from inspiring English sources

"[TTIP] has a very significant ability to act as a counter to whatever negatives may or may not ultimately attach themselves to whatever construct is negotiated between the UK and Europe".

We suggest that the frequent falling is fungus-induced and functions to ensure that infected ants, which nest ca. 20 m above the forest floor, remain in the understory to ultimately attach themselves to leaves in the narrow zone of ca. 25 cm above ground [ 20].

In accounting for terrorism's success and failures, Kurzman ultimately attaches too much importance to the influence of ideas.

(In traditional, single-blind peer review, scientists do not know who critiques their papers. In double-blind review, neither the study authors nor the reviewers know each other's identities). But even in double-blind review, real names are ultimately attached to the published paper.

Samples were dropped onto silicon wafer which was ultimately attached onto the surface of SEM specimen stage.

Additional border provisions were ultimately attached, and Rubio voted aye.

Ultimately, 147 attached condo units clustered on a small section of the property were approved — "which was a lot better than the 500 that were approved in the 1970s," she said.

Ultimately, the court attached little weight to this evidence and decided in Bank Mellat's favour.

The recombining DNA molecules may ultimately become covalently attached to one another at DNA four-way junctions known as Holliday junctions (HJs) (Holliday 1964; Liu and West 2004).

This is because harmful bacteria can likewise attach to the worms and ultimately kill them, highlighting a potential evolutionary tradeoff of farming versus traits for hunting-and-gathering.

For all the strengths of online engagement, people still need to gather together, eat, joke, flirt, tell their stories, attach names to faces, and ultimately build deeper levels of trust.