Sentence examples for ultimately step from inspiring English sources

I think Charles Wangg) will ultimately step up to the plate.

BUT media advocacy groups that closely watch out for PBS's independence and noncommercial status say the F.C.C. should ultimately step in -- forcing cable companies to give PBS a free pass when it comes to interactive programming.

The companies and the government both say that the debt is not guaranteed by taxpayers, but because of the two lenders' government sponsorship, many bond investors think that Washington would ultimately step in to repay them if the companies ran into financial trouble.

Gough explained that the reason Jonathan Kent was chosen to die was because "going into season five, this is the year the boy becomes the man, so at some point the mentor/father figure has to die, in order for Clark to ultimately step up and really embrace his destiny".

Tom Golisano, a billionaire from western New York, ultimately stepped in to revive the team.

Although the course reduction went into effect as scheduled, the university's embattled president ultimately stepped down.

He ultimately stepped down as chairman, and from the same role at Sky, and moved to the US.

Mr. Donahoe, 46, is a deputy to eBay's chief executive, Meg Whitman, 50, and, many people in the industry say, her likely successor when she ultimately steps down.

At the time it was the lithographic division of Perkin Elmer; I.B.M. ultimately stepped in to ensure that it stayed in American hands.

With his team looking to clinch an N.B.A title, Miller hobbled onto the court, ultimately stepping up in a major way.

However, the government never explicitly guaranteed the survival of Fannie and Freddie or their mortgage bonds; nonetheless it ultimately stepped in to back both.