Sentence examples for will ultimately control from inspiring English sources

The outcome of this battle could decide who will ultimately control the internet – large corporations or net users.

No one can say for certain who will ultimately control the redevelopment of the World Trade Center, much less how the site will be used.

For example, the success of the humangenome project inspired intoxicated enthusiasts to proclaim that the new information will ultimately control disease and retard our aging.

James Kinsella, chief executive of the new group and former boss of World Online, says Tiscali intends to lead the way in mergers among ISPs; he believes that "three or fewer" firms will ultimately control the European market.

And there appears to be a struggle over just who will ultimately control the aggregated data – if anyone.

"Our future selves will ultimately control human biology and human evolution the way we control the flow of electrons through our electronics today," Kwan told The Huffington Post in an email.

"The country or region that controls and dominates the production of batteries will also ultimately control green-vehicle production," Levin said in a speech he later gave to the Senate.

But the practical outcome remains murky, with votes still being counted in several races, talk of some Democrats' caucusing with the Republicans, and leaders on both sides expressing confidence that their party will ultimately hold on to control.

"Ultimately the Member States will have to step up to the plate, because they ultimately control the agenda.

Those who control seeds ultimately control food.

Members of the new bloc have started to field militias, with Mr. Jumaa saying the union has about 1,500 fighters in Syria and will ultimately take control of thousands more troops being trained by Kurdistan Regional Government forces, the Peshmerga, in Iraq.