Sentence examples similar to ultimate captivity from inspiring English sources
Breeding gibbons in captivity can have the ultimate goal of releasing gibbons in a protected native habitat after creating a viable gene pool [3].
The crux of this starkly beautiful novel, based on an account of Mary's life published in 1823, is her ultimate decision not to be "redeemed" — released from captivity.
The prototype story used was James Tiptree Jr's Hugo award-winning novella The Girl Who Was Plugged in, in which the protagonist P Burke – who is deformed by pituitary dystrophy and herself experiences life through an avatar – feels "both deep love and ultimate despair, the freedom of Barcelona sunshine and the captivity of a dark damp cellar", said the researchers.
In a telephone interview from the ranch, Mr. Hall said, "It's great to have them in captivity where everyone can see them, but the ultimate goal is to keep them out there in the wild where they belong".
Many call his apparent suicide the ultimate act of cowardice; the man who held three young women in captivity for more than a decade couldn't stand the captivity himself.
Elaine Weinstein stressed her husband's captors "bear ultimate responsibility" for his death, but said the Pakistani government had treated his captivity as "more of an annoyance than a priority", and described the assistance the family received from the US government as "inconsistent and disappointing".
Nonetheless, robust captivity is still achievable when service quality, breadth of offering, the verification of nuanced counterparty credentials, and/or integrating critical data seamlessly into buying processes are central to the ultimate decision to transact.
Valerian died in captivity.
