Sentence examples similar to ultimately termed from inspiring English sources

While the politicians using the term can throw these definitions around, ultimately the term is used so often because it can have so many definitions and can mean whatever the voter wants it to mean.

Ultimately, the terms and conditions were just outrageous".

Ultimately, long-term value creation can't be done by treating your workforces as cattle.

"Ultimately, long term, you are making the air cleaner," Ms. Wright said.

But ultimately, in terms of pure talent and ability, we've got some great strength in depth.

"Ultimately the term ended up catching on with some of my fellow critics and becoming an actual topic of conversation".

Ultimately, however, terms such as "good" and "bad" are subjective, so there can never be a single definitive answer to this question.

Those adjustments are met by changes made by the pitcher, and ultimately long-term success is predicated on the success of adapting to ever-changing approaches.

Ultimately, the terms of the deal would include $265 million in guaranteed salary, a $10 million signing bonus and an additional $30 million in marketing bonuses tied to landmark home runs.

Therein lies the secret to monetization, and ultimately long-term success.

Ultimately, long-term preclinical and clinical studies will be required to determine the potential benefit of promising results in vitro.