Sentence examples for believed to mark from inspiring English sources

The Laramide orogeny originally was believed to mark the Cretaceous Tertiary, or Cretaceous Paleogene, boundary.

An overdensity of such a population in one region of the sky is believed to mark a forming proto-cluster.

The decision is believed to mark the first successful appeal by an MLB player after a positive doping test.

The recent incident is believed to mark the ninth fire caused by E-cigarettes in the Merseyside area since January last year.

Another substantial drop in 13C is believed to mark the transition between the early and middle parts of the Cambrian in the Great Basin of North America.

The move is believed to mark the first occasion that a Hollywood prime mover has highlighted transgender actors for an Oscars run.

Since First Union and Bank of America are believed to have marked down the value of their Sunbeam loans, traders of bank debt have been anticipating that the banks will look to sell off portions of the loan.

Similar wounds, known as stigmata, are believed to have marked the hands, feet, side or head of several profound mystics, including St. Francis of Assisi in the 13th century.

Both Rpg1 and Rpg5 encode serine/threonine receptor kinases and are believed to show marked homology.

It is the title of a comedy Shakespeare is believed to have written to mark the close of the festive season in around 1601.

The historian Geoffrey Barrow believed this to mark the beginning of Scottish control over all the lands between the River Tweed and Firth of Forth (defining "Lothian" in this manner), though another historian, Alex Woolf, has suggested that the part about Lothian may have been fabricated later to give credence to the claim that the Scottish kings owed homage for lands in Lothian.