Sentence examples for ultimately linking from inspiring English sources
The deal knits together Toutiao's 120 million Chinese users with the roughly 60 million who use Musical.ly in the United States and Europe, ultimately linking a platform in China with a more global one.
President Obama announced a set of ambitious proposals on Thursday aimed at making colleges more accountable and affordable by rating them and ultimately linking those ratings to financial aid.
Ultimately, linking the neurophysiological and cellular/biochemical actions that contribute to the expression of a defined MDD-like syndrome will dramatically extend the translational value of the most valid animal models of MDD.
Yesterday President Obama announced a set of ambitious proposals aimed at making colleges more accountable and affordable by rating them and ultimately linking those ratings to financial aid.
Using tactics that exploited the firepower of Australian artillery and armour, the Australian and Papuan troops inflicted heavy and disproportionate casualties on the Japanese as they advanced, ultimately linking up with the American forces at Saidor.
It shouldn't then be a surprise that as we struggle to make education an opportunity for everyone, we run into significant barriers from a long-held system that tilts opportunity in favor of the "haves". Yesterday President Obama announced a set of ambitious proposals aimed at making colleges more accountable and affordable by rating them and ultimately linking those ratings to financial aid.
This, he says, could ultimately link Kajofaco to lucrative world markets.
This means that all transactions are ultimately linked together, all in one list.
Higher BDNF concentration is ultimately linked to higher stress resilience, and BDNF in the hippocampus enhances learning and memory.
Being fat means you're well-loved and cared for, and perhaps all this ultimately links fatness to happiness.
So telling the time is ultimately linked to astronomy, and to the great challenge of defining longitude.
