Sentence examples similar to culminating processes from inspiring English sources

Cash machines from Madrid to Helsinki began dispensing euro notes as soon as the clock struck midnight, culminating a process under way for a decade.

On 4 August 2010, Kenyans voted to adopt a new constitution, culminating a process that began as part of a resolution to the violent conflict that followed the December 2007 elections.

In fact, culminating the process required the messiah to break the law in order to redeem his people, thus opening the "counter-historical" notion of antinomianism that lay dormant in so much of mystical Jewish doctrine.

A variety of inflammatory processes has been shown to initiate and/or sustain molecular processes culminating in CVD [ 55, 80].

A more complete understanding of the biological processes culminating in disease resistance is needed.

Chronic exposure to stressful life conditions is linked to primary hypertension (Björntorp 2001) and may contribute to chronic inflammatory processes culminating in atherosclerosis (Black and Garbutt 2002).

The pathways and processes culminating in this generation of activated or senescent preadipocytes and fat cells represent potential new targets for intervention.

"It is for the victims and so that there not be a single new victim, not a single new casualty that we must reconcile and unite to culminate this process and begin to construct a stable and durable peace".

The President's Tuesday evening announcement at West Point of our strategy and increased military resources for Afghanistan culminates a process of deliberate strategic review that began with the arrival of General McChrystal's interim assessment in early September.

It is for the victims and so that there not be a single new victim, not a single new casualty, that we must reconcile and unite to culminate this process and begin to construct a stable and durable peace.

This culminated a process which had begun in 1997, when the Asian financial crisis began affecting profitability.