Sentence examples for because it marks from inspiring English sources

This phase is particularly important for yield determination because it marks the beginning of seed development.

Everyone will be aware of the calendar this week because it marks the end of summer.

The date is chosen because it marks the final entry in his journal.

The film is significant partly because it marks a return to form for Polanski, after a series of flops.

Practitioners are also resistant to E.B.M., simply because it marks a change in the idea of what doctors are.

— S.M.T. Opening Exercises is one of the truly joyous occasions at Princeton because it marks the beginning of a great adventure — your great adventure.

From a geologist's point of view, this area is rather unique, because it marks the transition zone between two completely different tectonic regimes.

Gail: Historically, my favorite point in every inauguration is the motorcade, because it marks the moment when the reporters can go in from the cold.

"We started building in May of 2005, which is the worst possible month because it marks the beginning of the rainy season," Mrs. Ewing said.

Architecturally, the Palazzo Barberini is important because it marks a departure from the heavy-set four-square town houses of the early and High Renaissance.

Researchers named the new species Aurornis xui because it marks the earliest days of the evolutionary path that led to modern birds.