Sentence examples for final culmination from inspiring English sources

The final culmination of these events is supposed to be the induction of apoptosis in nigral dopaminergic neurons and this too offers opportunities for providing neuroprotection.

The final culmination of the China trip was a concert put on in the National Performing Arts Center, the most prestigious concert hall in China.

Its believers conceive of themselves as engaged in a millenarian struggle to expel the 'alien' English presence from Ireland and that the latest Troubles are merely the final culmination of 800 years of armed resistance.

The third and final culmination of the power struggle between the Finns and the disintegration of Finnish society had begun.

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.

On the eve of the World Cup final, the culmination of a tournament which has been a resounding triumph, the captain of Australia came riding to the rescue.

Barcelona's front three helped take the sport to its highest levels during the Champions League final, the culmination of the Catalan club's treble, but Juventus took great dignity in defeat.

An ongoing project since 2004, Henry & Glenn Forever & Ever: Completely Ridiculous Edition hits shelves in September, and is the final major culmination of the comics, collecting the works of Neely and his comic creator friends with over 20 mini-comics and illustrations depicting the two lovebirds.

Unlike the World Series or the N.B.A. finals, the culmination of the N.F.L. season is a single game, played in a single stadium.

The Grand Prix Final is the culmination of the Grand Prix Series, which consists of six international events.

Its final scene, the culmination of a relentless series of hardships, losses and deaths, offers a moment of startling compassion and intimacy — the very milk of human kindness made flesh.