Sentence examples for abrupt culmination from inspiring English sources
Robert J. Rosenthal, the editor of The Philadelphia Inquirer, was forced out of his job yesterday in an abrupt culmination of months of tensions brought on by disagreements with executives of its corporate parent, Knight Ridder, over the newspaper's journalistic and strategic ambitions.
But Mr. Faqiryar said his abrupt departure was the culmination of a long-running tug-of-war between him and his prosecutors on one side, and Mr. Karzai and Mr. Aloko on the other.
Rather than an abrupt departure, same-sex marriage is the culmination of a larger and ultimately more consequential change in the nature of marital relations between men and women.
In a Critic at Large that ran in 2004, Adam Haslett discussed how the debate over same-sex marriage illuminated already-existing changes in the traditional notion of matrimony: Rather than an abrupt departure, same-sex marriage is the culmination of a larger and ultimately more consequential change in the nature of marital relations between men and women.
The abrupt end of Egypt's first Islamist government was the culmination of months of escalating tensions and ultimately futile American efforts to broker a solution that would keep Mr. Morsi in his elected office, at least in name, if not in power.
The culmination came Saturday.
"Dilma is the culmination," Ms. Tornaghi said.
