Sentence examples for ultimately perform from inspiring English sources
Today's robot designers believe that their creations will become therapists, caregivers, guides and security guards, and will ultimately perform virtually any form of human labor.
ELECTION CYCLES: Regardless of how well Stewart's and Kelley's books ultimately perform, 2004 is likely to go down as the year the Times list became its own swing state.
Now at age 91, he is only up to K. Page C1 OPERA DIRECTOR HOPEFUL George Steel, managing director of the New York City Opera, says its move from Lincoln Center comes at a price, but he is optimistic despite the company's financial difficulties and hopes for City Opera to ultimately perform eight to 10 productions a season.
These companies help athletes move faster, stay safer and ultimately perform better.
Kids whose parents drastically limit screen time ultimately perform worse in college, according to a Swiss study of American universities.
Envisaging the future does not create the future per se, but it may influence the way people perceive it, and ultimately perform in the actual constitution of reality.
That aside, people also ultimately performed much better than the system designers had originally estimated.
The film follows one of these pioneers, Emilia Cumbane, as she goes through the training and ultimately performs a successful C-section in a rural hospital.
In canceling it, she followed in the footsteps of Mr. Mansouri, who, early in his tenure, rejected "Esther," an opera commissioned from Hugo Weisgall; it was ultimately performed at the New York City Opera in 1993.
But as to the underlying premise of the exercise she ultimately performed -- that a high school's success can be measured, in large part, by the number of applicants it places at three premier universities -- Ms. Yaqub is unapologetic.
13. (C/NF) No matter how Clegg ultimately performs, however, XXXXXXXXXXXX told us frankly that, as the third Lib Dem leader in two years, the party has no choice but to make sure he succeeds.
