Sentence examples for we ultimately decided from inspiring English sources

"We ultimately decided to have one, but we put it within a park".

But the institution of slavery kept crop prices low, too -- at a cost we ultimately decided was too great for a democratic society to pay.

"And though we did seriously consider basing ourselves at Toad Hall, we ultimately decided that we'd prefer to spend more time in London".

Mr. Wolf explains it differently: "We ultimately decided that it would be better, in terms of being a classy, fun, hip beach-club, to not be topless.

The prospect of her being announced on court over the next fortnight as Miss Sugarpova was too absurd for even her inventive management team to contemplate and her agent, Max Eisenbud, told ESPN on Tuesday: "We ultimately decided against it.

While we ultimately decided to retain the use of the four-year rate, we did explore alternative measure for graduation rates.

"We just ultimately decided we should continue working on this," he explains, "because the kernel of what we are doing is different than everything else that is out there.

Among other things, we must ultimately decide what Congress meant when it said: Any alien who is physically present in the United States or who arrives in the United States... irrespective of such alien's status, may apply for asylum in accordance with this section or, where applicable, Section 1225(b) of this title.

"We talked about this and ultimately decided to include the season ticket holders in the premium-seat increases," said Mr. Maloney of the Cubs.

We can only assume Abrams ultimately decided against a long, slow scene at the end of The Force Awakens involving Luke, which does make a sort of sense - and has certainly whet appetites for Episode VIII.

The response of the 250,000 was clear: we, not you, are the party; we, not you, ultimately decide what and who it stands for - and if we don't argue for those values voters will spot us for the frauds we are, and elect the Tories again.