Sentence examples for ultimately pose from inspiring English sources
The public defenders in Missouri and elsewhere all ultimately pose a larger question: How far can defenders be stretched before they no longer provide poor people with the legal help ensured by Gideon?
Peter Garnry, head of equity strategy at Saxo Bank, said: "Facebook's technology deals are often not hinged on cash flows but more on controlling a competitor that could ultimately pose a great threat to Facebook's dominance and market value.
Those who go to fight will be radicalised, battle-hardened and could ultimately pose a threat to the UK.
While these features are still in development, they may ultimately pose problems for drivers who gesticulate behind the wheel.
Whatever risk the use of antibiotics in farm animals may ultimately pose, there is one point upon which the pro- and anti-drug camps agree.
Though each case raises slightly different issues, the question they ultimately pose is whether Google is doing anything to choke off competition or hurt our users and partners.
She contended that Dutch laws were overly accommodating toward immigrants, enabling the formation of "backward" Muslim enclaves whose practices ultimately posed a threat to the country's stability.
There is her intoxicating discovery of her own perceptive gifts as she assists Vermeer, grinding his colors, laying out his paints and ultimately posing.
Yitzhak Rabin knew that the Jewish settlers, if not rolled back, ultimately posed a risk to the entire Zionist enterprise -- much more than the P.L.O.
Although both Muslim and Christian Egyptians have, for the most part, made an effort to minimize their differences publicly in order to maintain national unity, rapid and uneven development has ultimately posed a threat to Egypt's political and cultural leadership of the Arab world.
The question the play ultimately poses is that of St Mark's Gospel: "For what shall it profit a man if he shall gain the whole world and lose his own soul?" But, at his best, Kelly puts flesh on a familiar message.
