Sentence examples for ultimately rather than from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, rather than paying nine per cent of their income in income taxes, workers would face a rate of close to eighteen per cent.

Ultimately, rather than increasing integration – which those who advocate the ban desire – it will lead to deeper divisions in our society, with more Muslim women deciding to stay in spaces where they feel safe, and integrating less.

And ultimately, rather than devastation, the influx has brought modest but widespread benefits to our economy and society.

"Ultimately, rather than trying to deflect attention from their own policy shortcomings, the Weatherill and Andrews governments should be sitting down with the federal government as we start the process of working through the serious and complex issues raised by the South Australian 'experiment.'".

Ultimately, rather than applying additional statistical analyses to a standard F2 dataset, the best way to improve QTL mapping resolution, generate accurate estimates of QTL effects, and promote the identification of the causative nucleotide polymorphisms, is to increase the number of crossover events in the mapping population (e.g., Cheng et al. 2010).

That would ultimately stifle, rather than encourage, creativity.

The "allegiance to Australia" bill ultimately weakens, rather than strengthens, that bond.

Ultimately, Home Depot, rather than a third party, determines what products will receive an Eco Options label.

But only after his death, I kind of realised he had had one book in him and he had written it before we came here". Ultimately, Brady rather than her husband would become the feted writer.

His Barbican performance of the Second Symphony with the London Symphony Orchestra followed on from a tour of eastern Europe with the same work, and he offered a volatile, upfront interpretation, very much anchoring it in the European post-Romantic tradition – which is, of course, where it ultimately belongs – rather than adopting the more lofty approach favoured by some conductors closer to home.

The Lions can claim to have spread the rugby gospel to an isolated outpost, but ultimately money, rather than missionary work, talks.