Sentence examples for ultimately has been from inspiring English sources

Svevo ultimately has been recognized as one of the most important figures in modern Italian literary history.

"[Europe] ultimately has been an anchor of the international system that we've spent decades to build, and it's that international system that has been put at risk by Russia's recent actions," said a senior White House official.

Some of Mr. Obama's supporters say he is less vulnerable to accusations of flip-flopping on issues because his campaign ultimately has been built on his biography and philosophy.

The city of Scranton, long known mainly for its industrial past as a coal mining and rail center, has eagerly embraced, and ultimately has been redefined by the show.

Murdock says nanotechnology is also likely to help prevent a great deal of pollution in the future by affording the opportunity to "reinvent the energy infrastructure that powers the economy, which ultimately has been driving many of the issues that environmentalists... have been worrying about over the past few decades".

El Inca suggested that the term "may ultimately have been of African origin".

But this would ultimately have been bad for business, since Microsoft has and needs alliances with SAP's rivals.

Mr. Hurd said that if Mr. Zuckerman had responded to that automatically generated e-mail he would ultimately have been given his money back, "no questions asked".

It is understandable that this may not ultimately have been deemed workable - or, more likely, proved too expensive to merit such a project.

The banks would ultimately have been reimbursed from Germans' undeclared accounts in a one-time payment of up to 41 percent of the accounts' value.

"Plastic debris may have been less toxic in the whole unhydrolyzed form where it would ultimately have been buried in the sediments on a geological timescale," said Mincer.