Sentence examples for Critical culmination from inspiring English sources

The critical culmination of all of these tests will be a drop test, when a rocket will be released from the 747 (dubbed "Cosmic Girl") without igniting. .

For both greenfield and brownfield projects alike, it is a critical moment: the culmination of a significant investment in time, resource and materials.

Mr. Rivers's late-career renaissance was confirmed by the critical response to "Inspiration" and "Culmination," two albums he recorded for RCA in 1998 with a New York big band assembled by the alto saxophonist Steve Coleman.

And while the reports on sex and perks were by far the most colorful, they were the culmination of several critical reports on the chronically troubled office -- troubles that stretch back a decade and show that the coziness between government employees and oil companies has come with a cost.

A tremendous popular and critical success, the concert might have been the culmination of a one-off labor of love.

But today is the culmination of that rollout (excluding less critical developing markets).

Today's joint announcement, the culmination of months of bilateral dialogue, highlights the critical role the two countries must play in addressing climate change.

It is the culmination of a celebratory night prompted by Nathan's exuberant critical reaction to Stingo's early manuscript pages.

First, the animating force that initially gave rise to the Mahayana movement as a whole the critical reflection on obdurate self-attachment that attended even religious endeavor was pursued to a culmination in Pure Land aspiration.

Maybe improvisation is not just the culmination of many learned abilities, but a sophisticated coordination of skills that reflects something critical about the way human brains work, the scientists and musician seemed to be saying.

The protest was the culmination of a national campaign drawing in a 23,000-strong petition, marches, articles, letters and critical analysis.