Sentence examples for ultimately out from inspiring English sources

It's not right for you.'" Yet there's an assumption that all these women have a price and are ultimately out for every penny they can get?

A two-year-old class-action suit on behalf of children exploited by Facebook's profiteering was settled in August, but it turns out that the terms of the deal are an insult to any parent trying to shield her children against an internet behemoth ultimately out for commercial gain, privacy be damned.

Time is also the ultimate barrier since the overall time for a patient's clinical decline is ultimately out of everyone's hands.

Because the island remains a territory, the decision is ultimately out of boricuas' hands.

I stayed, ultimately, out of an unwillingness to draw attention to myself.

Ultimately, "Out of the Vinyl Deeps" makes you want to do what the best music criticism should: pull out a record and listen to it with new ears.

"So they will outinvest and ultimately out-trade us and that means there will not be the tax base in the UK.

Andy Street warned that multinationals involved in overseas tax havens will "outinvest and ultimately out-trade" businesses paying full taxes in the UK, risking driving them out of business.

Innovative and energetic, Scipio dramatically changed Roman military strategy and tactics, ultimately out-Hannibaling Hannibal at the decisive battle of Zama.

McRae – whose mantra was "If in doubt, flat out" – was ultimately out-pointed by Mitsubishi's Tommi Mäkinen and subsequently moved to Ford, but McRae's protégé Richard Burns won the driver's title for Subaru in 2001.

He went by the pseudonym "C," but was ultimately "outed".