Sentence examples for finally intertwined from inspiring English sources

The novel's ending, in which the fates of Parry and Hoffer, American and German, are finally intertwined is both technically faultless and aimed straight at the heart.

Finally, we intertwined the results from the evolutionary analyzes with information regarding the functions of the different classes of cGSTs, and concluded that the activity of cGSTs on endogenous substrates is sufficient to explain the overall expansion pattern of this subfamily.

And finally, as love and food are intimately intertwined in Chinese culture, you'll want to hit the best romantic Beijing restaurants.

Finally, the fates of Darrell and Dwight Evans have been intertwined by more than their names.

Finally, problems of drug use and commercial/casual sex are frequently intertwined in female drug users as they often engage in commercial/casual sex to get drugs or money [ 45, 46].

Finally, generating consensus on the application of rules protecting mobility is intertwined with the resolution of tangential problems.

Finally, it is clear that the Wnt and Notch pathways are intimately intertwined in both stem cell self-renewal and cancer.

Finally, knowledge of biological interactions, canonical pathways and these differentially expressed genes are then intertwined to obtain an accurate threshold.

Finally there is Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, whose candidacy seems to have gotten hopelessly intertwined with the political career of the Rev. Al Sharpton, bearer of the keys to Mr. Ferrer's dream of a black-Latino coalition.

Finally he returned us to a post 9/11 house of mirrors where companies and people intertwined and merged.

Finally, there's an inherent and obvious conflict of interest at issue here: The fact is that the Fed is too intertwined with the big banks themselves to adequately regulate them.