Sentence examples similar to prompt culmination from inspiring English sources
Culmination begins when the standing slug elects for immediate culmination or when the migratory slug ceases movement.
It is the culmination of a celebratory night prompted by Nathan's exuberant critical reaction to Stingo's early manuscript pages.
That announcement was the culmination of a yearlong business review prompted by shareholder complaints about the company's stock price.
A profane shouting match over immigration this week among top aides prompted Chief of Staff John F. Kelly to storm out of the White House and marked the culmination of weeks of mounting anxiety, several senior administration officials said.
"Forrest Gump" as the culmination of a hundred years of the art of cinema: this appalling thought prompted me to accept an invitation to serve on the jury of the 1995 Cannes Film Festival.
The raids were the culmination of a major joint operation, codenamed Alpha, between Thai and Spanish investigators, prompted by the discovery that a suspected member of the al-Qaida-inspired terror cell responsible for several attacks in Madrid – including the 2004 M-11 train bombings, which killed 191 people and left 1,800 injured – was travelling on a false passport.
The culmination of five years of hard negotiations by more than 180 governments, the agreement was prompted by warnings from scientists that burning fossil fuels disrupts the natural climate systems.
With its journalists freshly trained in the use of such material, theory was quickly put into practice.The training was the culmination of a two-year initiative to make better use of social media throughout Al Jazeera, prompted by the realisation during the three-week Gaza war of 2008-09 thet the channel's audience was swiftly moving online.
The culmination came Saturday.
"Dilma is the culmination," Ms. Tornaghi said.
