Craftily, the subtext surfaces, and builds to a catastrophic conclusion.
She is the moral core of the whole work, a woman whose unflinching truthfulness and refusal to trade love for power drives the plot to its seemingly catastrophic conclusion, but in the imitation of whom a better world might emerge.
2. The Grass is Singing by Doris Lessing (1950) This bleak and unsparing novel, set on a remote farm in Southern Rhodesia in the 1940s, is propelled by three deeply unlikeable but pitiful people: Dick Turner, an inept but stubborn white farmer; his wife, the frustrated, proud Mary, and Moses, the domestic servant whose brooding presence oppresses the book and leads to its catastrophic conclusion.
Scientists now say one of the greatest environmental and economic disasters in the nation's history is rushing toward a catastrophic conclusion over the next 50 years, so far unabated and largely unnoticed.
Misinterpretations or paranoid conclusions could be catastrophic for these companies, so when they're making billions, spending millions for some sway in the capital might be a bargain.
In conclusion, the occurrence of catastrophic medical expenses among Chinese populations is associated with such factors as family with special member, family income, health services utilization, health insurance coverage, family members' general health status, and regional socioeconomic variations.
As a correlated conclusion the likely causes of catastrophic failure in the hot section, is mainly considered to be a HCF due to blade root/head of lock-pin impact.
We also stress that our conclusions are not applicable to people with catastrophic or severe traumatic brain or spinal cord injuries.
Stories from around the world and decades of scientific research lead us to the same conclusion: we must act now to prevent catastrophic climate change.
In conclusion, tetraploid cells die from apoptosis after catastrophic mitoses due to SAC inhibition.
