Sentence examples for ultimately preserved from inspiring English sources

Venous access was ultimately preserved in all patients.

But it was Cink and Kuchar who ultimately preserved the Americans' early lead.

Dissenting Republican senators said the stipulation made the right to collective bargaining that the bill ultimately preserved, purely cosmetic.

(The approved package ultimately preserved a $50 million allocation to the National Endowment for the Arts and eliminated the language that excluded museums).

And even then I'd have wanted to be sure it wasn't a Putin trick to draw us in to a process that ultimately preserved Assad's state under a different leader but with the same outcome".

The question haunts those engineers and scientists, but not because they think asbestos insulation might have ultimately preserved the towers' steel beams and trusses, which buckled in Tuesday's infernos, causing the towers to collapse.

Haemostasis involves an explosive reaction, designed to curtail blood loss, restore vascular integrity and ultimately preserve life.

Haemostasis involves an explosive reaction, designed to curtail blood loss, restore vascular integrity, provide a barrier to infection and ultimately preserve life.

The debate in Ukraine boils down to this: Are the latest compromises deft moves which are camouflaged as major concessions, but will ultimately preserve Ukraine?

It is worth noticing that the formal versions of the slingshot show how to move using steps that ultimately preserve reference from any true (false) sentence to any other such sentence.

When trying to build a business during the depths of a recession, my company's own sales vice president eliminated those traditional sales incentives, explaining to employees that the intent was to ultimately preserve commissions while still responding to budget concerns.