Sentence examples for and hallmarks from inspiring English sources

By dividing the book into three sections: Decades, Elements and Hallmarks, Albrechtsen opens a window on howgood ideas skip the years to fertilise a future designer's imagination.

Wasting and hallmarks of poor nutrition may indicate chronic disease; poor grooming or slack posture may suggest depression or low self-esteem.

The US secretary of state, John Kerry, said the extremists' "campaign of terror against the innocent, including the Yazidi and Christian minorities, and its grotesque and targeted acts of violence bear all the warning signs and hallmarks of genocide.

98 (11) Christopher Bailey Chief creative officer at Burberry The man at the helm of British fashion's biggest business was singled out for his talent and tasteful handling of the brand's heritage and hallmarks.

Potential contrary or procarcinogenic effects were found for 3.9% of the relationships between targets and hallmarks, and mixed evidence of complementary and contrary relationships was found for 7.1%.

Cost-benefit analyses serve as paradigms of rationality and hallmarks of efficiency, and we frame many social problems as exercises in risk management.

(Among them are big-name companies like Cargill, Anheuser-Busch, Levi Strauss, Gap and Hallmark Cards).

BBC Five Live at its best enjoys today the heritage and hallmark of Onions's programming style.

That was the fatal mistake and hallmark of the Bush era.

Along with more than 25 other companies, including Adidas, Nike, Mars and Hallmark, Serverside was sued by Quark Images.

"We tried to avoid getting overly cheesy and Hallmark-y," said Jason Bagley, a creative director at Wieden & Kennedy.