Sentence examples for ultimate consolidation from inspiring English sources
If this cataclysmic arrival seemed to constitute the ultimate consolidation of the Blair/Kelly family, it actually worked in reverse, introducing the significance of something -- someone -- beyond Kelly.
Soriana, writes Merrill Lynch analyst Robert Ford, is "well positioned strategically" for the "ultimate consolidation" yet to hit Mexico's retailers.
The modified hyperbolic method is used in practice to predict the ultimate primary consolidation settlement of compressible ground.
Three empirical prediction methods for estimating the ultimate settling and consolidation degree are reviewed.
The proximity between the two dates serves as a constant reminder that, for Hugo Chávez, elections were just one means to his ultimate end: the consolidation of unchecked, unlimited power.
The ultimate significance of media consolidation, however, may have nothing to do with commerce.
The study by Seebach et al. (2004) indicated that after 20 days of consolidation the ultimate load and the stiffness of the distracted bone were 50% higher in PTH-treated rats than in control rats.
Our study nonetheless reveals the first evidence of correlated evolution between sleep and specific brain structures, and provides support for the idea that memory consolidation may be among the ultimate functions of sleep.
And, it's this process that starts a chain reaction that evolves as it cascades throughout the fabric of society culminating into the "Privatization & Consolidation" of all major sectors which, quite naturally, reflects the "Ultimate Goal of Capitalism" ("Profit & Growth").
Disputed successions tore it apart more than once before its ultimate dissolution in 734; but prior to that time two principal consequences of the consolidation of Turkish power may be discerned.
What's more, the process of data consolidation delivers more than just GDPR compliance; it brings companies closer to meeting the ultimate goal of marketing: creating a 360-degree view of consumers.
