Sentence examples for ultimately representing from inspiring English sources

She rose from office receptionist to agent, ultimately representing some of the most famous speakers on the lecture circuit, including Bill Clinton.

Much of the game's more tedious content can be ignored for the most part as "you" progress through the its core narrative, ultimately representing extras to be picked off once Scarecrow's plan's been scrapped.

In many instances, the S100 isoforms have also demonstrated prognostic and predictive value, ultimately representing candidate therapeutic targets.

Only one parameter set was used to simulate a concentration time profile, ultimately representing one individual as a solid red line.

The glottic index differed among the three breeds (smaller in Pugs and higher in English Bulldogs), ultimately representing a morphologic indicator of the different larynx shape in the three breeds (more rounded in English Bulldogs, more elliptical in Pugs and in-between in French Bulldogs).

Finally, we combined the results from group A with group B by finding reads that had a partial alignment in group A and a full alignment in group B, thus accounting for the entire read sequence and ultimately representing a gene fusion candidate read (GFCR).

Who know where Europe ends and what geographical entity the euro will ultimately represent?

But the popularity of the original may ultimately represent the studio's biggest challenge.

For Karl Marx, money ultimately represented the value of human labour, of those energies through which we create the world.

In interviews, several producers said that the premium market was strong for some shows and weak for others, but ultimately represented a small fraction of overall ticket sales.

This movie sure means well, and it's just entertaining enough to (slightly) slip off the shackles of the great cultural conformity factory it ultimately represents.