Sentence examples for which ultimately failed from inspiring English sources

David and Isaac Blech went on to form several other companies, some of which ultimately failed.

These smart glasses were a stunning technological advancement — which ultimately failed.

There is Latin itself, which ultimately failed to outlive the imperium and which slowly transmuted into the vernacular Romance languages.

A week earlier, Senator Chris Murphy staged a near 15-hour filibuster to force votes in the Senate on gun legislation, which ultimately failed.

But Emma felt even more bound to New York, because she had to pay for her mother's medical treatment, which ultimately failed; the doctors couldn't diagnose her illness.

She noted that she had voted in favor of another proposal, which ultimately failed, to eliminate proportionality as a standard altogether.

The authors describe Collinsium as one of the many "evolutionary experiments" of the Cambrian period; one which ultimately failed, as it has no direct ancestors living today.

Those reforms, which ultimately failed, did include the seeds of a Chinese style "reform and opening up" policy but went nowhere near far enough.

The "face" of the state that the occupy movement had revealed is the brutal, violent entity that uses disproportional force to tackle peaceful assemblies all of which ultimately fail to achieve their ultimate target prevent the "occurrence" in question from recurring.

We all know that our governments are failing the people of Gaza in terms of their health care -- which ultimately fails the people of Gaza in terms of the prospects for peace".

Hence, the auxiliary array chooses to block the interference rather than the desired signal, which ultimately fails to cancel the interference.