ultimately

• But ultimately, the world's the limit here. —  Jeff Hawkins on how brain science will change computing
• And ultimately, the mystical or sometimes called the "anagogical" level. —  Peter Reinhart on bread
• Here's what I found: "sincere" is ultimately from the Latin "sincerus," which means "whole, unsullied, pure, honest, genuine."
• This phrase is actually a pun on umble pie , a lowly servants' dish made from the umbles ("innards," ultimately from the Latin lumbus , "loin") of deer, as opposed to the venison their masters ate. —  The Word Detective
• With the help of NATO and the international community, Macedonia ultimately was able to accommodate the influx.

Roget's II: The New Thesaurus