Sentence examples for which ultimately involves from inspiring English sources

Both end up with a partial view of politics, which ultimately involves both mobilization and negotiation.

Ashbee's heavy tackle on Sam led to the pair grappling and triggered a melee which ultimately involved players, substitutes and coaching staff, including Charlton's manager, Alan Pardew.

But Ranbaxy waited until October of that year to alert the F.D.A. and announce a recall, which ultimately involved more than 73 million pills.

The inquiry, which ultimately involved the sheriffs of Passaic, Bergen, and Essex Counties, began after a number of motorists showed police officers fake international driver's licenses and identification cards during routine traffic stops.

A tip in March 2007 from an insurance company started the investigation, Operation Direct Hit, which ultimately involved the district attorney's office, the F.B.I., the Police Department's organized crime division, a state insurance-fraud task force and insurance firms.

Jean-Paul Goude, who is known for his Chanel Egoiste commercial, for his staging of the French bicentennial parade and for marrying Grace Jones, had been hired to create what he called a "Christo-esque" spectacle, which ultimately involved hydraulic lifts, buglers in hunt jackets and ballerinas from the Beriozka company in Russia glissading down a runway to "Swan Lake".

Rather, Iran is primarily relying on militias and proxy forces to aid the Syrian government's battle for control, rather than the US approach which ultimately involved large numbers of conventional military forces directly engaged in combat.

Second, society became sensitized to the necessity of becoming involved in the decisions which ultimately affect their health and liberty.

In addition, involving critical nodes in the recovery process triggers cascaded node relocation and widens the scope of the recovery[10] which ultimately affect coverage.

This is in the $350,000 first phase of the Central 2000 renovation project, which may ultimately involve up to $7 million in improvements, said the Rev. John D. Beckham, an associate pastor.

"Given the pressures on revenues, tight control of costs is vital in order to properly secure the future of Express Newspapers and to that end in July 2014 the group initiated a major editorial department restructuring which will ultimately involve significant redundancies in that area," the company said.