Sentence examples for which were ultimately from inspiring English sources

During that time, he was also arrested several more times on assault charges, which were ultimately dismissed.

Vann said there were "systemic flaws in the transfer pricing rules" which were ultimately "not something we should fix on our own".

"You are in a life-threatening situation," forecasters declared while warning the communities of Roff, population 725, and Hickory, population 71, which were ultimately spared major damage.

The new $120 million building took a decade to finish because of bureaucratic objections to design and cost, which were ultimately bridged by private initiative and financing.

Shortly thereafter he authorized a massive effort to create the 15th edition of the Britannica, the costs of which were ultimately $32 million.

In other societies, however, changes in social organization exerted pressure on such groups, which were ultimately forced to surrender their land to increasingly powerful and autocratic chiefs.

Which is ultimately why I stopped doing it.

Mr. Freeh supported the indictment, which was ultimately approved by Ms. Reno.

The government could never go that far – which is ultimately why Devon was sacked.

This is the subtext of "Three Tales," which is ultimately an old-fashioned moral parable.

His playing is physical first and intellectual second, which is ultimately the way to go.