Sentence examples for problems that culminated from inspiring English sources

Throughout the Seventies, he battled a much-documented depression and mounting drug problems that culminated, in 1979, with a near-fatal overdose.

The majority of adverse events centered on patient-staff management issues and equipment problems that culminated in serious complications in 31% of reported incidents, including major physiological deterioration in 15% and death in 2% [ 42].

They were followed by a year of non-stop economic problems, controversial labor law changes, drastic government spending cuts in health and education, and a national strike that culminated in major riots in Barcelona.

All of that culminated in the hearing on Tuesday.

That culminated in the professional social network being blocked in Russia last November.

That culminated today with a report in Fortune with numbers on the round.

That set off a whole chain of events that culminated in the companies divorcing.

The released ligands activate HER/EGFR signalling that culminates in increased cell proliferation, migration and survival.

This is a category I had not previously considered — not M.V.P. but M.E.P. Irving's moves with the ball are like physics problems that culminate with extremely high-profile clutch shots.

The early signs were promising with Cooke's first kick deep into opposition territory causing Ade Gardner problems, and it was another well-placed Cooke kick, this time to the corner, that culminated in Sid Domic's first-half try.

Creationism has become a multigenerational problem in the United States, having first arisen as an early twentieth century reaction against evolution that culminated with the 1925 Scopes trial.