Sentence examples for end of a system from inspiring English sources

"This agony is long because it's not the end of a government but the end of a system," said Massimo Franco, a political commentator for Corriere della Sera.

With the fall of Communism also came the end of a system that had supported artists with studios, or stipends, or both -- the same way it had supported athletes and scientists.

Defenders of kasepekang see it as the sharp end of a system that is essential for maintaining ancient practices in the face of globalization, economic development and mass tourism.

Although I don't doubt there may well still be difficulties ahead, the benefits appear to be considerable: a more efficient application system, the end of clearing and perhaps crucially, according to Ucas, the end of a system that has favoured the rich for decades.

Michel Platini, the three-times former European footballer of the year, is now the president of Europe's football confederation, Uefa, having spent years as a personal adviser to Blatter at Fifa. "I think that Fifa is like the International Olympic Committee was some years ago, I think we are at the end of a system based on politics," Platini said.

The article was written by Taylor Branch, a historian best known for his work on the civil-rights era, which gave him at least some credibility to engage the metaphor that college athletes are on the losing end of a system of slavery.

From the early 1960s it received occasional water in a small canal, at the tail-end of a system off the Krishna river.

What scientists have now are two ends of a system with a black box in the middle that is not fully understood.

The software provides tools for the prediction and quantification of water from catchments to the end of a river system by integrating continuous rainfall-runoff and river system models.

The end of apartheid, a system that Mr. Mandela played a central role in dismantling, has brought profound improvements in Qunu, as it has across South Africa.

PARIS — There was nothing through most of that gray, chilly Thursday to suggest that it would come to symbolize one of the great transitions of the 20th century, the triumphant end of a failed system.