Sentence examples for natural ends from inspiring English sources

Green hills grow into stone towers, but you can't draw a line where the natural ends and the manmade stops.

"By molding the hairs to a particular shape in this way, we avoid having to cut their natural ends, which makes the brush feel much softer against the skin".

Chromosome ends are capped by telomeres, protective DNA protein complexes that distinguish natural ends from random DNA breaks.

Instead, he advises a return to Greek concepts of potentiality and actuality, although without the Greek tendency to see natural ends as perfections.

Although he has been persistently criticized for his commitment to such natural ends, Aristotle is not susceptible to a fair number of the objections standardly made to his view.

Telomerase confers limitless proliferative potential to most human cells through its ability to elongate telomeres, the natural ends of chromosomes, which otherwise would undergo progressive attrition and eventually compromise cell viability.

It just came to a natural end.

What is the "natural" ending of a work of art?

She has also recognised, perhaps, that every career has a natural arc and a natural end.

"It is coming to a natural end," said a spokesman for TfL.

Partial ownership of Sky was not natural end state for us.