Ofwat said there would be significant costs in opening up the market which would "ultimately fall on companies and customers".
But first, Mr. Clinton had to raise money for his presidential library, which would ultimately cost $165 million.
It appeared that Harvey was advocating that Mo'Nique take the money she was offered, which would ultimately benefit her family.
Coeval to these deposits, a thick (> 1 km) hemipelagic/siliciclastic succession was sedimented in neighboring hanging wall basins, which would ultimately merge with the structural high successions.
The detection and targeting of both the mismatched and abasic DNA is highly important which would ultimately help in designing new diagnostics and chemotherapeutics.
Thus, the hydrogel would be in a collapsed state in vivo, which would ultimately limit diffusion of the target analyte (e.g., glucose) to the encapsulated sensor.
This technique would allow for higher energy absorption and transfer rates, which would ultimately increase the efficiency of the overall system.
With the film, which would ultimately be the only one she ever directed, Ms. Loden succeeded in leaving her past as eye candy far behind.
The findings, however decisive, would have to compete with an official inquiry, which would ultimately determine if anyone would be prosecuted.
Lobbyists were arguing that the plan — which would ultimately create the largest pension increase in the state's history — wouldn't cost "a dime of additional taxpayer money".
Government intervention, in other words, would disrupt the efficient working of the free market in grain, which would ultimately turn scarcity into a famine.
