Sentence examples for culmination of this process from inspiring English sources

"Better Times Will Come" (Proper Records), her unvarnished new album, marks both the culmination of this process and the arrival of a fresh and distinctive voice.

The culmination of this process should have been Vidal's third novel, "The City and the Pillar" (1948), about a homosexual relationship that ends in murder.

The present magnificent show, curated by Giovanni Carlo Federico Villa, marks the triumphal culmination of this process of revelation, stimulated and underpinned by decades of research.

The Reformation was the culmination of this process, which, in the empire, took place in nearly all princely territories and in most independent cities, where governments brought the administration of the church under political direction.

Modern scientific and technological knowledge is a culmination of this process that Weber called intellectualization, in the course of which, the germinating grounds of human knowledge in the past, such as religion, theology, and metaphysics, were slowly pushed back to the realm of the superstitious, mystical, or simply irrational.

The culmination of this process, if not curtailed by successful treatment, is the emergence of a robust or weed-like quasispecies of cell that migrates, colonizes and hijacks other tissue territories with resultant demise of the host.

Now they are at the very culmination of that process.

The F.D.A.'s publication on Friday of the final rule is the culmination of that process.

The lopsided vote in the House of Commons represented the culmination of that process: two hundred and seventy-four M.P.s supported the motion, and just twelve opposed it.

Sept. 11, with its three separate groups of young men from scattered places coming together to shatter America's calm, was the culmination of that process.

The current pilgrimage, crowning a pontificate rich in acts of conciliation, is being hailed in Israel as the culmination of that process.