Sentence examples for culmination of working from inspiring English sources
The phrase "culmination of working" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to express the peak or final result of a working process, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The culmination of working on this project has led to a successful launch."
Alternatives: "climax of efforts" or "peak of labor".
"It's the culmination of working with a lot of great coaches and players," Vogts said.
The culmination of work and personal pressures resulted in what Hewitt describes as being "hit with what felt like a big freight train".
For instance last month's new guidance on contaminated land is the culmination of work that started before the last election.
The many milestones of the past twelve months looked, at times, like a revolution that had transpired overnight, but they represented the culmination of work that took place over decades and came together in one remarkable year.
It is a culmination of work that the archive has focused on since Mr. Galligan and his Thai-born wife, Patri Vienravi, an architect, moved to Bangkok to found the archives in 2010.
The general synod is held every three years, and the vote was the culmination of work that began when the last general synod, the church's legislative body, asked a panel to come up with a draft motion.
The background for many great ideas is the culmination of work done over a number of years.
This paper presents the culmination of work from the authors [4,5,28] in developing a new objective metric of speech quality, called ViSQOL.
It's the culmination of work with staff and volunteers at the Royal British Legion and this is as much for them as it is for me," said Mr Farmer.
For co-founders Ray Zhou and Shubham Goel the launch (even privately) of Affinity is the culmination of work that began three years ago.
It's the culmination of work processing nine years and 25 million requests for services from all of its different categories of jobs.
