Sentence examples for the pinnacle of development from inspiring English sources

Sexual maturity and the ensuing reproductive activity mark the pinnacle of development and morphogenesis and, for many animals, herald the end of life.

"We're not the pinnacle of evolution.

The modern West sees democracy and human rights as the pinnacle of human development.

The pinnacle of human development is the achievement of the ego, which imposes order on the anarchy of a primitive mind buffeted by magical thinking.

Now Mr. Heston was ready to stand up to Maurice Evans's holier-than-thou orangutan, Dr. Zaius, "the defender of the faith" and keeper of the terrible dark secret that eventually shocked all of us: that the planet of the apes was none other than our own Earth in the distant future, after a nuclear war had toppled us from the pinnacle of evolutionary development.

So, for example, in an op-ed piece published in the New York Times last year, one Chinese businessman offered a representative view: "The modern West sees democracy and human rights as the pinnacle of human development.

Numerous studies have shown that even if Osteoporosis is a disease of old age, it finds its roots in the paediatric age: the amount of bone tissue depends on the skeletal assets that people acquire on the pinnacle of somatic development.

This latest evolution of the GranTurismo line also represents the pinnacle of Maserati coupe development.

Historically, the mammalian neocortex has been viewed as the pinnacle of brain evolution.

He claimed the album was the pinnacle of the band's development.

Allmusic's review said the album contained "catchy melodic hooks, inspired lyrical themes, and stunning string arrangements", and called it the "pinnacle of the band's fascinating development".