Sentence examples for ultimate maturity from inspiring English sources
The phrase "ultimate maturity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the highest level of development or growth in a person, organization, or concept. Example: "Achieving ultimate maturity in emotional intelligence requires years of self-reflection and experience."
And although we may leave the nest and support ourselves long before we marry these days, whether we like it or not, society still sees marriage as the ultimate maturity gauge -- for better or for worse.
The ultimate lesson of maturity, the anti-wisdom insufficiently grasped by traditional novels, may indeed be that all great literature is vanity, all of it "empty performance".
Ultimate shear stress was relatively insensitive to switchgrass maturity, elapsed time after harvest, and moisture content.
The ultimate in safety is something with a very short maturity (to protect you from interest-rate swings) and guaranteed by the federal government.
To impute such sage maturity to one's juniors may be the ultimate version of fantasy football.
Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L). ultimate stresses were determined for Alamo and Kanlow varieties over ranges in maturity and moisture content.
As the war progressed, Rupert's youth and lack of maturity in managing his relationships with other Royalist commanders ultimately resulted in his removal from his post and ultimate retirement from the war.
But Spain had enough talent, enough maturity, to play through the disappointment and collect its goal on one ultimate break.
We expect to achieve our ultimate sales goal by the first few months of 2005 when our breeding stock reaches maximum maturity.
And then I settle back and prepare to meet my Maker, secure in the knowledge I have achieved the boomer ultimate: I have gone from ashes to ashes, dust to dust, without once stopping along the way at maturity.
