ultimately

British  

/ ˈʌltɪmɪtlɪ /

adverb

1. in the end; at last; finally

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Example Sentences

Some of those swipes may move to buy now, pay later transactions, Mizuho said, which are ultimately settled through debit cards over multiple payments.

From Barron's

Though the banking industry has raised concerns that a rate cap would ultimately mean less access to credit for consumers, Pierce at Protect Borrowers said that’s an overblown fear.

From MarketWatch

“The economy ultimately supports earnings,” he noted, adding that “the S&P 500 ultimately follows the path of earnings.”

From MarketWatch

“The President listens to a host of opinions on any given issue, but ultimately makes the decision he feels is best,” the official said.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Whether the respondent's reason and/or explanation withstand scrutiny at the final hearing may determine whether the claimants are ultimately successful in their claims," Eccles wrote.

From BBC

Related Words

• basically
• conclusively
• finally
• someday
• sooner or later