Sentence examples for ultimately changing from inspiring English sources

The company paid billions of dollars in fines and moved on, ultimately changing its name to HCA.

This innovative movement in our history, the scientific revolution, has yielded both positive and negative consequences, ultimately changing how we live our lives.

Where academies are underperforming, we take action – this can involve issuing a pre-warning notice and ultimately changing the sponsor if there is no improvement".

First-Time BuntsAubrey Huff's bunt in the seventh (while ultimately changing little of the game's outcome because Edgar Renteria's blast would have brought the runners home from first and second) was a major talking point after the game.

By telling and retelling the stories of our ancestors, we can move that history from our kitchens and parlors into the textbooks, ultimately changing the official narrative of American history itself.

By 23, Bryant had left Adidas, blaming it for slowing sales of his gear, and ultimately changing his uniform number from 8 to 24 when it continued its Crazy Eight line.

Most important, she taught ordinary people to believe that changing themselves would ultimately change their country.

This means that, by changing your thoughts, you can ultimately change your behavior.[13].[13]

Coaching, he had recently realized, was not, ultimately, about changing his client's behavior so much as changing perceptions of the client's behavior.

"The first strategic judgment was asking for an extension of the deadline for protests, which launched this whole barrage of judicial criticism that the Florida Supreme Court ultimately was changing the rules," Mr. Rosenkranz.

What does Kapadia make of Senna's determination, and ultimately his changing the sport?