Sentence examples for appears to have marked from inspiring English sources
The attack on Ms. Hashimi appears to have marked the end of a brief period of calm in Baghdad earlier this month.
The October bust of the head of hedge fund Galleon Group appears to have marked the first time the government relied on a wiretap, with the help of an informant, to build an insider trading case.
What this year's analysis also reveals, as I write in my summary of the key findings, is that, "the passionate political environment of 2016 appears to have marked a tipping point … where the influence of individuals sharing information on social media surpassed that of established media platforms.
However, losses in parkin's E3 ligase activity appears to have marked effects on its ability to participate in mitochondrial turnover.
Xerostomia is not a trivial condition; it appears to have marked and consistent effects on sufferers' day-to-day lives.
And yet Tuesday's announcement does appear to have marked the beginning of stage two of the league's expansion plan.
Apparently written early in August 2004, it noted that the couple appeared to have marked the third anniversary of their affair on 22 July, when Blunkett had left a particularly affectionate message.
The remarks appear to have marked a turning point in the Republican race, prompting the party establishment, which previously resisted condemning Trump's offensive remarks about Mexican immigrants, to finally come out against the billionaire TV celebrity en masse.
Saka burial grounds, which are situated in the northern foothills of the Trans-Ili Alatau, appear to have marked the boundary of the sacral tribal territory of the Saka.
Also, reducing the number of months when communication is present ((m_{ij})), or allowing more than 4 calls in a month (by increasing (c_{mathrm{max}})) does not appear to have marked influence on (beta').
The artist created an untitled work that depicts an eyeless Martin Luther King, Jr. on a wooden panel that appears to have a single marking from a bullet on its surface above the civil rights leader's head.
