Sentence examples for acme from inspiring English sources

So firm was his belief in the primacy of opinion that Lysenko - the acme of Soviet political correctness - was hired to ensure that DNA be abolished.

There's something nostalgic about the whole monumental, lavishly packaged, project, though, which harks back to a pre-digital time when box sets ruled the record shops, and Herbert von Karajan and the Berlin Philharmonic were the acme of classical music glamour.

That's been pretty fractious and turbulent, but it could end up looking like the acme of stability and principle if a further one, two or three elements have to be added to the equation to get to a parliamentary majority.

When they stop working, you simply send them back to the factory for disposal.The acme of modular, factory-built, passively safe reactor design, however, is found in South Africa.

"Mad" Max Madhavan, head of international business, claims that Crest can produce a film like "Toy Story 2" for little more than half its American cost.The acme of teleworking occupies a spanking new building in a technology park near Bangalore the John F. Welch Technology Centre, which is to double GE's research and development capacity within three years.

The European Parliament, which now believes itself the acme of democracy, might well say no.

EVERY day Cisco Systems, acme of the new-economy corporate model, posts its requirements for components on an extranet, a dedicated Internet-based network that connects the company to 32 manufacturing plants.

That risks aggravating the deep Europe-wide recession threatening next year, which could prompt a downgrade of the entire zone's credit ratings and cause economies to miss their deficit targets triggering still more austerity.Although the compact was greeted as the acme of European solidarity, it is more likely to provoke strife.

So they convene meetings in Acme-shire about nurseries, or traffic noise, or policing priorities, because these are things that fall under the heading "policy".

As I crack my finger joints and prepare for this, the most digital of any election, my advice to politicians is: tweet about the real; tweet about the giant issues; and tweet about what the whole world is talking about, not the party hacks of Acme-shire.

"Glad to be on the doorstep in Acme-shire, weere we had a good discussion about local nursery provision," is typical MP's tweet.