Sentence examples for recent culmination from inspiring English sources

Yet, in order to understand how conservation has 'conserved conflict' in the region through its problematic engagement with rural people, it is important to provide some brief historical notes on conservation and its recent culmination in the transfrontier movement.

Culmination can be broken down into three distinct morphological stages: early culmination, mid culmination, and late culmination.

Their most recent relocation was the culmination of what Ms. Stoll, 42, called "extreme moving" experiences.

Francis set this most recent record at the culmination of a five-day visit.

Other friends are wary, especially since they see Mr. Morellet's move to Bushwick as a culmination of recent life crises.

The recent bloodshed is the culmination of weeks of violence at the sites of two protests mounted by the Muslim Brotherhood of ousted President Mohammed Morsi.

With the culmination of recent events, one could argue that the struggle has only just begun.

Experimenting with mixed media, sculpture and painting, Choe's exhibition is a culmination of recent adventures and powerful experiences.

As Abromavic tells it, the execution of the Balkan men and the rape and sexual torture of the women during the recent war was the culmination of a fall from innocence.

That report and the President's announcement are the culmination of recent, highly publicized tensions between America's police forces and the citizens they are supposed to protect and serve.

The new projects mark the culmination of a recent surge of interest in Borden's story almost 125 years after she first hit the headlines.