Sentence examples for ultimately work with from inspiring English sources

Facebook plans to ultimately work with telecommunications companies and satellite operators to roll out the technology Maguire's team is developing.

Highlights include an Oklahoma warriors' dance, in which men wear huge fans of feathers attached to their waists at the back, making them appear like enormous, colorful birds, and a Pueblo hoop dance, in which two performers ultimately work with four hoops apiece.

"If DoE really did nothing... we might ultimately work with some lawyers to bring suit.

Generally, the director has the final say when it comes to casting, as s/he is the person who will ultimately work with the actors to create the finished product.

My experiment showed that once you get beyond the idea that modernist cuisine is all El Bulli foams and spheres, what you're ultimately working with are good techniques yielding great-tasting food.

Mr. Dillon ultimately worked with nearby Fairmont State University this winter to produce the school version of "Rent," with high school students from Bridgeport and elsewhere making up the cast.

The cruise industry, having first taken no position on the legislation but perhaps sensing a potential public-relations disaster, ultimately worked with lawmakers on the new rules, which are more stringent than existing federal statutes governing discharges.

I went through a long process of applying for grants, traveling to Ethiopia, designing a well with a researcher in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and ultimately working with a local contractor in Kafa to construct it.

While The Atlantic, The New York Times and The New Yorker considered the article, Mr. Brill said he ultimately worked with Time because the magazine's editors agreed to publish the article as a single story, rather than partly online and in print.

Whether it ultimately works with Lyft, Uber, another service or creates its own autonomous mobility network, the only sure bet is more twists before it launches.

In fact, on a trip to Atlanta, he became convinced that there was an opportunity to reinvest in several communities rife with foreclosed homes, ultimately working with a syndicate of investors — including his Harvard classmate Joshua Kushner and Kushner's older brother Jared — to buy more than 700 housing units before he was hired out of college in 2010 by Goldman Sachs, then Blackstone.