Sentence examples for ultimately match from inspiring English sources
He said he expected her testimony on the witness stand to ultimately match her original statements to the police.
Britain's Lewis Hamilton, now a five-times world champion with 73 wins, has already claimed several of the German's records and could ultimately match his title tally if he continues his current rate of success.
The main philosophy behind RBF is to adjust a set of basis functions and ultimately match any function in high dimension, at any precision.
As a group, their earnings ultimately match or overtake the comparison group, but the benefits they obtain are smaller than for those in the Adult program.
It's impossible to know whether women's soccer could ultimately match the men, because the same market that exists for men's soccer has, for most of the sport's history, been inaccessible to women at all.
These signals may vary in their temporal characteristics, sensitivity thresholds, and throughput bandwidth to ultimately match physiological demands (Marder, 2012).
The key period was at the start of the second half, when Carter slotted a cool drop-goal to reduce South Africa's lead in spite of their man advantage, before Barrett crossed for the second, ultimately match-winning try.
Through surveillance, a sample of Neal's DNA was obtained — one that ultimately matched a sample taken from O'Keefe's body in 1973.
As the Hon Keith Mason, AC, QC, notes in his insightful foreword, Darley's reluctance to serve was ultimately "matched only by his reluctance to relinquish the role over 20 years later".
From five behind with six to play, Fowler leapt into a lead that was ultimately matched by Sergio Garcia and Kevin Kisner.
Sakic's leadership qualities led him to be courted by other teams, such as in the summer of 1997, when the New York Rangers offered him a large contract in order to replace departed captain Mark Messier, though the Avalanche ultimately matched the offer and retained Sakic.
