That ultimately points to failures of ownership, the most important factor in a team's success.
Kellaway's book is a snapshot, a lot of clever messages that ultimately point at their own absurdity.
But many people here suspect a more typical Mexican outcome: an endless investigation that will ultimately point fingers at many and hold no one responsible.
The theme here is his sad-sack love life, going all the way back to girls with braces but ultimately pointing toward a future that, you suspect, won't be so bad.
He tended to think that focusing on concepts like void, nothingness, infinity, and space would draw people away from the world of human affairs and ultimately point them toward pointless introspection.
Or Starbucks, which is one of the biggest wallets, has a pointer within its wallet to Visa Checkout, another wallet, pointing to a card type (a Visa card, or even a MasterCard/Amex/Discover card), pointing to a "loan" (the "credit" part of a credit card), ultimately pointing to a bank account.
Fruit bodies change their geotropic response three times during their development, which helps ensure that the teeth ultimately point downward for optimum spore release.
He quips, "It's important to amuse the aliens" with pictures of cute cats, but ultimately points out that the likelihood of future aliens finding the disc and understanding what they'd be looking at is non-existent.
For Christians, the story of Noah is often used as a story that ultimately points to the story of Jesus, according to Carol Kaminski, an Old Testament professor at Gordon-Conwell Seminary whose research focuses on Noah.
