Sentence examples for ultimately for more from inspiring English sources

"The goal of RoboEarth is to allow robotic systems to benefit from the experience of other robots, paving the way for rapid advances in machine cognition and behaviour, and ultimately, for more subtle and sophisticated human-machine interaction," the website explains.

It is our hope that improved attitudes toward group learning fostered as students learn science will make for more effective professional collaboration, and ultimately, for more fruitful careers as science practitioners.

It would ultimately play for more than five years.

The House committee ultimately calls for more dialogue on the topic and for more interviews with experts.

Working in a fortunate association with Packard, he was ultimately responsible for more than 1,000 auto industry buildings.

The opening lines explained why their views were worth hearing: They wrote "from the unique perspective of having overseen and been ultimately responsible for more than 7,000,000 criminal prosecutions".

Paradoxically, it was the return of another, rival school of thought Platonism that ultimately allowed for more freedom within the Aristotelian tradition.

It seems fair to ask if these rankings are ultimately responsible for more harm than benefit.

In his 2008 film "Religulous", he took a mocking look at all faiths, ultimately calling for more religious skepticism.

Peter Davison, who portrayed the Fifth Doctor, also felt that allowing the Doctor and his companion to have sexual tension ultimately allowed for more rounded characterization.

But it turns out America's most deadbeat dad was a liar and seven years after the change, in 1996, the courts found out that Stroup was "operating a successful Internet business, which he ultimately sold for more than $2 million".