Sentence examples for ultimately solving from inspiring English sources

All this represents a highly complex, multifaceted problem and the payoff of ultimately solving it will fundamentally change us as a species.

Ultimately, solving the long-term fiscal crisis will require both spending cuts and tax increases.

Ultimately, solving the Chagas disease problem in the Americas will require new public policies and the active participation of an alliance that includes governments, academia, affected communities, patient advocacy groups, the medical community, and the pharmaceutical industry.

In the future it will be interesting to refine models of the complex by attempting to form bridges between toxin and channel, and ultimately solving structures of these fascinating complexes.

None of this advance planning ultimately solved my problem.

It was Ms. White herself who ultimately solved the mystery of her true identity.

History has proven that all sports labor conflicts are ultimately solved.

At this point someone's name is usually invoked: Jaime Carbonell or Sergei Nurenburg or Alex Waibel or perhaps Noam Chomsky, whose system of syntactic analysis will ultimately solve everything.

They ultimately solve far more mysteries than we even knew existed, but not before another young man's blood is shed.

Now, Karl Smith argues that high prices are generating a supply response that will ultimately solve the oil shortage problem (and consumers are responding by embracing efficiency, as well).

A chance to chuck in a laboriously rehearsed 'taxing' pun that even David Cameron would be ashamed of using in PMQs – one that ultimately solves nothing.