Sentence examples for shift culminated from inspiring English sources

The shift culminated at a plenum of the Communist Party's central committee in November.

The shift culminated, in January this year, in the establishment of the United States Climate Action Partnership calling for "strong" federal action to combat climate change.

That shift culminated in her leaving evangelicalism for the Episcopal Church.

Baird worked on the political staff of Perrin Beatty when Beatty was federal Minister of National Defence in the early 1990s, and followed Beatty through subsequent cabinet shifts, culminating in his becoming Secretary of State for External Affairs in the short-lived 1993 government of Kim Campbell.

In the five-plus years since the CDC issued that first warning, the opioid conversation has changed, a culture shift that culminated in March when the agency released sweeping new prescribing guidelines urging primary care doctors not to prescribe opioids for pain lasting longer than three months.

He kept the tempo somewhat reined in, the better to make textures clear and bring narrative sweep to the shifts of mood, which culminated in breathless, exuberant playing of the symphony's thrilling final moments.

For instance, a recent report of a framework mutation in the anti-HIV antibody lineage producing CH103 that culminated in a shift between the L and H domains (Fera et al., 2014).

It culminated in the need to shift from "global impact assessment to finer regional and local-scale studies".

We interpret these changes as variations in the intensity and/or position of the southern margin of the westerly winds, which culminated with a net eastward shift of the forest steppe ecotone during the Little Ice Age.

"We had to change," said James Parkel, AARP's president, in an interview on Tuesday after the Medicare vote, talking about a shift in philosophy at AARP that many say culminated in the decision last week to endorse the bill.

The MacBride Principles campaign of the 1980s helped lead to a dramatic shift: a peace process which began in the 1990s and culminated in the signing of peace agreements on Good Friday, 1998.