Sentence examples for capstone from inspiring English sources

But soon Chonghou pulled off another failure that was indisputably his own, and the capstone of his career.By 1878 it was difficult to see how Chonghou had established himself as a man to trust with China's foreign affairs.

Capstone, unlike many other companies in the microturbine market, is already selling its products—shipping several thousand a year, ranging in size from 25kW up to 500kW, to a number of commercial clients.The third aspirant micropower technology is solar energy.

The regime has been much more successful than previous ones, though central-bank independence put the capstone on reforms that started with the introduction of inflation targeting soon after Black Wednesday.But the renaissance of price stability in Britain formed part of a wider international trend towards lower inflation.

Nor will speeding up the approval process for traditional plants: a single 500MW plant can crank out more power than 16,000 micro-turbines (several years' output for Capstone).

He also says he wants "a better Wall Street, not just a more profitable company, to be the capstone of my career".

But he has one particular project that he would like to complete, to form a capstone for his unusual career: a book and accompanying art exhibition to demonstrate the historical precursors of fractals, and their abundance in art and nature, to a mass audience.

"The Culture Wars: How American and Japanese Businesses have Outperformed Europe's and why the Future will be Different", by John Viney; Capstone.

A capstone week requires everyone to come to campus together before graduation.

Mr Panagariya's book is the capstone of a career, a sustained work of scholarship.

For Spaniards old enough to remember Franco, joining the European Union felt like the capstone on a long process of liberation.

This was to have been the capstone of United's strategy, making it at a stroke the biggest airline in the world and the one with the most powerful network in America.