Sentence examples for ultimately he thought from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, he thought the risk and uncertainty in the economy was too great to go forward with the start-up.
On nuclear power, Steiner said that it might make sense in some countries as a way to cut emissions, but ultimately he thought it would quickly be beaten by renewable energy on economic grounds.
As the exhibition's curator, Martin Hammer, points out, Sutherland may have been in thrall to DH Lawrence's belief in the all-powerful 'spirit' of a place which ultimately, he thought, would override whatever the mechanical age tried to impose on it.
Ultimately, he thought that if something had occurred it was none of his business, and that Shakur should not have publicly disclosed this information in a song.
Ultimately he thought the play was "great entertainment" that is "held together by an enormously attractive woman and a gimmick", but "it is not philosophy" and fails to convey the themes Rand had in mind.
Ultimately, he thought that the book had something to teach educators of journalism: that "[w]hen there is a desire of the power elite to move on an issue, and the population is generally opposed, then the issue is removed from the political arena and from the news media priorities – distraction being a primary method".
Ultimately, he thinks that will mean altering humanity itself.A project that interests him would be engineering human cells to resist all known viruses.
Ultimately, he thinks, "everyone is going to the same media place but they're coming through different doors to get there".
Ultimately, he thinks, economies of scale could bring that down to 12-15 cents a kW-hour for a 100MW wave farm.
Ultimately, he thinks, it may become an issue in the 2016 presidential primaries, and if pro-legalisation candidates are successful Hillary Clinton may feel pressure to move that way as well.
The fact that we don't have that answer is part of the problem!" Ultimately he thinks these concessions will only come once "there is outrage surging through Europe".
