ultimately

/ ˈʌltɪmɪtlɪ /

adverb

1. in the end; at last; finally

Example Sentences

When the previous government announced plans for the new tribunal in January, a group of lawyers and victims' descendants expressed concerns that it might ultimately disadvantage them.

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The company said it aims to maintain a reserve “in an amount sufficient to fund at least twelve months of dividends,” and ultimately intends to cover 24 months or more.

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In the early 1990s, Hayes hosted BBC Radio 2's breakfast show for a year - ultimately being replaced by Terry Wogan - then moved to the Sony Award-winning weekly phone-in, Hayes Over Britain.

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The island’s other, undamaged, reactor restarted in 1985 but ultimately succumbed to market forces.

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Gradually adjusting interest rates “will ultimately lead to the success of the efforts undertaken by the government and the bank thus far,” he said.

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Related Words

• basically 
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• finally 
• someday 
• sooner or later