Sentence examples for being earmarked as from inspiring English sources

Rodkin is confident that the boy is safely beyond the seductions of the football celebrity lifestyle despite being earmarked as the "new Beckham" by the Spanish football newspaper Marca.

It was also, he says, "the experience of suddenly being earmarked as something special, someone who was going to achieve something on behalf of so many other people [in his deeply Catholic community] and the pressure that came with that".

He said that despite being earmarked as a "sound business" by the government, the banks were unwilling to support the company's expansion plans.

She will run over 1,000m in Norway on 22 May before taking part in a 1500m in Morocco four days later which is already being earmarked as an opportunity for her to achieve the London 'A' standard.

With his next possession Bradford, playing in his third season as a professional after being earmarked as the best college player by the Rams in 2010, could only get to the 35-yard line on third down before rookie kicker Greg Zuerlein came on for a 52-yard field goal attempt.

Abortion was really being earmarked as a last-resort option, with many dire consequences.

The City of London is earmarked as one of the growth areas under Virgin Media's plans.

This was promised £50m of lottery cash and was earmarked as a "Landmark Millennium" project.

The pre-match build-up is such that this is  earmarked as a Six Nations decider.

It has been earmarked as a key installation for America's interceptor-defence system.

Developers swarmed in when the area was earmarked as the sacred site.