Sentence examples for ultimately that would from inspiring English sources

And ultimately that would be good for Russia too.

Ultimately that would have benefited the national side, which in turn makes the money that keeps many county clubs going.

He said Colonel Qaddafi's "resources are being cut off," and ultimately that would undercut his hold on power.

"For a kid to wake up in the morning" he added, "and say, 'Dad look, let's go watch the polo instead of the Yankees game' - ultimately that would be my dream".

"Ultimately, that would mean that the price of books is going to come down and the amount of money that authors can earn is going to come down," Mr. Shatzkin said.

Chief executive Maria McCaffery told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme: "When the whole energy sector is under such pressure to reduce costs, they really can't take the chance of deploying in a place where it would be more expensive because ultimately that would have to be translated into fuel bills".

It's a daunting challenge, and ultimately one that would defeat any actress.

DeMint introduced a measure (which ultimately failed) that would have banned federal funding for supervised injection facilities.

[Guffaws] You knew, ultimately, that he'd pop out.

I felt ultimately that I'd completed what I set out to do, for good or bad.

A crucial mistake from Djokovic that would ultimately cost him.