Sentence examples for in a culmination from inspiring English sources

In a culmination of concerted efforts initiated by one determined family, three groups of researchers are reporting that they have found the gene mutation that causes a rare disorder known as pseudoxanthoma elasticum.

BANGKOK — The Thai military seized control of the country on Thursday and detained at least 25 leading politicians in a culmination of months of maneuvering by the Bangkok establishment to sideline a populist movement that has won every national election since 2001.

In a culmination of almost three years of investigation, Kenneth L. Lay, the former chairman and chief executive of Enron, was charged yesterday in a sealed indictment by a federal grand jury examining the financial fraud that led to the collapse of the onetime energy giant.

The artist combined the frames into a single pane by transposing photographs in strictly black and white, resulting in a culmination of a few different approaches.

In fact, in a culmination of a three-year downward trend in his offense, Molina's on-base plus slugging percentages declined from.684 in 2004,.654 in 2005 and a career-worst.595 in 2006.

Currently, Younakof is wearing the last of the colors, violet, and on January 19 , 2012 the Pacific Design Center will exhibit all of the dresses together for the first time in a culmination of the 343-day rainbow revolution.

What had seemed a continuation was in fact a culmination.

The Simpson verdict was, in a way, a culmination of years of police mistreatment in the black community and was seen as a balancing of the scales.

The wedding episode is in a sense a culmination of four seasons' worth of careful construction and build-up.

And the memorial itself, shaped like a towering candle with a golden eternal flame, seemed to him in some sense a culmination of this effort.

Kapoor in Berlin is a culmination of the artist's huge body of work of the past three decades, an extravaganza of colour, shapes and textures that its British curator, Norman Rosenthal, has called an "endlessly inventive theatre of sculpture".