Sentence examples for ultimately it would be from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately, it would be Saddam Hussein's decision to make".

"Ultimately, it would be a decision for the president to make," the official said.

Ultimately it would be good for China, no matter what happened to the currency.

He knew that in China ultimately it would be a fight to the finish, no matter how much Washington yearned for both sides to make nice.

It also had a big following in New Zealand but, ultimately, it would be crushed by the all-powerful Facebook, albeit not while Birch was at the helm.

Zappala said he believed the evidence supported the most serious charge — which carries with it a life sentence — but that ultimately it would be up to a jury.

Ultimately it'd be far cheaper for Republicans to defend other seats.

Some agreed, but the group ultimately decided it would be more exciting to start low, be aggressive and buy more chips.

Ultimately, however, it would be helpful to have Congress write any reforms into law, she says, because "anything the agencies do on their own is subject to political changes" in the White House.

Gallagher - winner of Britain's first Winter Paralympic gold medal - ultimately decided it would be too much of a risk to attempt to race against the world's best skiers as an inexperienced pair.

Google got in the game with its Mashup Editor a bit later, but that service never left private beta and the company ultimately announced it would be axing the product last January.