The ancient Jews knew all about it, and the Calvinists got it ultimately from them.
None of this detracts much, ultimately, from Shorto's feat of intellectual story-telling.
The developers sought additional subsidies, ultimately from the federal government, to bail them out.
The English term café, borrowed from the French, derives ultimately from the Turkish kahve, meaning coffee.
He believed in a Christian state that received its sanction ultimately from the deity.
An atmosphere created by retention of these outgassing products would derive ultimately from nebular gases.
The finger derives ultimately from the digitus, the smallest of the basic Roman linear measures.
I took the data from FRED, but they're ultimately from the BLS.
Either way, then, this does look like an important result, derived ultimately from an unexpected observation.
The word is ultimately from the Latin gesta, meaning "deeds" or "exploits".
At one time both compounds were obtained from calcium cyanamide (and ultimately from calcium carbide).
