Sentence examples for ultimately equipped from inspiring English sources

The ships were ultimately equipped with an armored double bottom for defense against mines and torpedoes.

Entering service in 1953, the Canberras ultimately equipped three Squadrons, operating with distinction in the Vietnam War and continuing to fly until 1982.

The youthful institutions Europe has forged together are ultimately ill equipped to deal with the multiple crises it faces.

Business leaders who set aside time to establish targets and evaluate achievement against those targets are ultimately better equipped to measure success.

A trolley cluttered with plastic-foam heads, bald for the purposes of rehearsal but ultimately to be equipped with wigs, was wheeled in for her perusal; Dessay cast a weary eye upon them, carelessly rummaged through them, and held one up — like a Hamlet contemplating the skull of Yorick — before tossing it aside in disdain.

But one dean pushed back tears when acknowledging, "Ultimately, we're not equipped" to make up for the legacy of trauma.

Although the North Vietnamese troops were well trained and equipped, they were ultimately unable to prevail against the superior firepower of the Australian infantry and gunners, which had turned the battle in their favour.

Perhaps, if degree study aims ultimately to equip undergraduates for employment, more students could benefit from having access to this kind of support.

The result was more efficient and cost-effective drug procurement and dissemination, more health centres equipped and staffed and, ultimately, more lives saved.

But modern health care — physician led, individual focussed, and treatment oriented — is ill equipped to deliver what we're ultimately after: preventing those problems in the first place.

After reinforcements arrived the next day, the rebel fighters ultimately numbered about 120, with 16 pickup trucks equipped with artillery captured or taken by defectors from the Libyan Army.