Sentence examples for ultimately relating from inspiring English sources

In a conflict with the shogunate over issues ultimately relating to Japan's posture toward the international community, Kazan was imprisoned and then took his own life.

Ultimately, relating animal studies to those with humans requires careful consideration of the most relevant traits and tasks to be used.

In May, it all happened again, for ostensibly different but ultimately related reasons.

"It all ultimately relates back to this idea of convergence," he added, "where anything you see or hear can be digitized".

Osnos says the two are ultimately related: When they try to deal with a case like Chen Guangcheng, it's not just that they're trying to figure out what to do with this one guy.

With four-fifths of Japanese lending ultimately related to property, Americans were incredulous that banks had been foolish enough to lend against collateral for which the value could go down as up; in the United States, they said, banks lent against cash flow, the best gauge of a borrower's ability to repay a debt.

And my guess is that the Cory Booker thing is ultimately related; I didn't know this, but apparently Booker is so close to his Wall Street donors that it never occurred to him that echoing their over-the-top reactions to Obama's very mild populism would destroy his own political future (which I believe it has).

How are these three views ultimately related?

Our conclusions point to the fact that the choice is ultimately related to text-type.

All these aspects ultimately relate to the quality of life within the given urban areas.

Wood properties are ultimately related to the morphology and biophysical properties of the xylem cell wall.