Sentence examples for big hallmark from inspiring English sources

If that is such a big hallmark, how big of a deal is it when you see a drop to No. 2? A. It's a big deal.

This lack of caution in the face of all evidence is maybe the biggest hallmark of a bubble.

There's no better occasion to revisit pop stars' big-screen hallmarks.

Big stores like Hallmark are more likely to hold new Webkinz.

Or completely and utterly the same, just with a couple more people and a bigger bill at Hallmark?

Despite the abundance of what Robinson refers to as "beautiful and sensitive" moments, the "Worlds" show features plenty of EDM hallmarks: big bass, sing-along melodies and volume.

Low probability, high-consequence events are the hallmark of big modern economies.

We don't mean negatively, but rather the "grouped-in coverage" that's a hallmark of big tech outlets' output at CES. Being part of a piece on "X cool things we saw at CES on day one" is not a horrible thing, but it's definitely not as good as having an entire piece written about your product.

Indeed, in their forty years together, "thinking big" has been a hallmark of their music.

Schulman describes how Charles, and by extension Koch Industries, regularly ignored environmental regulations on principle, believing them to be a hallmark of "Big Brother" government.

However, the volume of the data should not be taken as the sole hallmark of big data.