Sentence examples for often culminating in from inspiring English sources
The events that unfold from their bold moves, often culminating in successful outcomes, make for gripping narratives.
"If tenants can't or won't pay rent, owners can't pay bills and a snowball starts, often culminating in the loss of buildings.
Cartilage damage accrues from both trauma and normal wear and tear, often culminating in osteoarthritis, a degenerative joint disease that affects about half of the population by age 65.
That culture continued through the foursome's post-grad years, often culminating in an annual Independence Day celebration.
R protein-mediated disease resistance results in strong host responses, often culminating in a hypersensitive response (HR) and the production of ROS (Heath 2000).
In this climate of suspicion, an arms race ensues, often culminating in military conflict.
Unfortunately, the mammalian response to tissue injury most often culminates in scar formation.
Initial successes in therapy using chemosensitizers often culminate in relapse because of the multifactorial nature of acquired multidrug resistance.
Once discovered, they were marched through autos-da-fé: grand penitential parades, which often culminated in a public burning.
It all made for pretty challenging behaviour, which in their case often culminated in rages they couldn't control.
The rivalry between D.D.P. and the Trinitarios often culminates in stabbings, sometimes with machetes, said another neighbor.
