Sentence examples for culmination of a sequence from inspiring English sources
After the RSL game, those looked to be the culmination of a sequence where the Supporters Shield contenders might have hoped to stockpile points for the run in.
The protests were the culmination of a sequence of huge corruption scandals, from last year's Commonwealth games in Delhi to the distribution of 2G mobile-telecoms spectrum licences.
The manifestation of the AD clinical syndrome is the final culmination of a sequence of events beginning with genetic and environmental risk factors that trigger intermediate pathological changes, synapse loss and cell death, and ultimately cognitive decline and dementia.
The complex and hierarchical cytoarchitecture of the mature brain is the culmination of a sequence of biochemical and molecular events tightly controlled by specific patterns of gene expression.
Yet the Baggies' salvation had been the culmination of a remarkable sequence of events.
In the uterus, where successful formation of shelled eggs represents the culmination of a complex sequence of cytokinetic, cytological and synthetic activity involving the vitelline follicles, the ovary and the Mehlis' gland, histological evidence indicating failure of ovigenesis was evident from 24 h post-treatment onwards.
Puberty is the culmination of a complete sequence of maturational events that lead to the activation of the gonadotrophic axis, linked to the increase in serum levels of LH and FSH and attainment of sexual maturity.
The prosecution argues that the shooting marked the culmination of an episode of domestic violence.
The culmination of this processional sequence, the shrine room houses a magnificent gilded Buddha, carved with a startlingly contemporary face and set in a gold-painted apse, while a clerestory of perforated brickwork casts ever-changing pools of dappled light across the floor.
The episode also marked the culmination of a period of great changes towards certain characters.
This was the culmination of a lifetime of ambition.
