Sentence examples for were ultimately determined from inspiring English sources

In each case, the results of a remarkably close election were ultimately determined in the courts.

Several recent crimes in Europe, initially described as terrorism, were ultimately determined not to be.

But the movement's successes and failures were ultimately determined by the choices of more un­heroic men — men like Billy Graham.

Propelled to fame by his "Two Cultures" lecture, scientist-turned-novelist C. P. Snow (1905 1980) here tells a story of hatred and ambition at the top of British science, exposing how vital decisions were ultimately determined by politics.

Most were obviously unremarkable, but we don't know from this letter alone why some of the more evocative interactions were ultimately determined to be insufficient for showing coordination, just that they were.

She said that while Colorado had experienced several earthquakes close to Monday's size in recent decades — a magnitude 5.3 near Denver in 1967 and a magnitude 5.7 in the state's northwest corner in 1973 — both of those quakes were ultimately determined to have been caused by human activity, from explosives or drilling.

Of course, utility is ultimately determined by consumers.

Interest rates are ultimately determined by economic conditions.

It was ultimately determined that their deaths were due to drinking lemonade poisoned with dimethylnitrosamine.

He wants to say everything you do is ultimately determined by pleasure-seeking and pain-avoiding.

The politicians' intentions are promising news for middle-income taxpayers, whoever they are ultimately determined to be.