Sentence examples for brought marked from inspiring English sources

The 492 Jamaicans it brought marked the start of large-scale non-white immigration.

Aside from his government's struggles with the economy, Mr. Zapatero brought marked social change to Spain, promoting women's rights, pushing through contested changes in the abortion law and legalizing same-sex marriage.

The deployment of ICDs in standard clinical practice has brought marked clinical benefits to the population at risk of fatal arrhythmias and dramatically changed the management of patients at risk of sudden cardiac death.

Mr. Bositis of the Joint Center said 2000 "was the ultimate perfect time for a Democrat to run among black voters," because the second Clinton term brought marked improvement in African-American unemployment, wages and home ownership, and said Mr. Bush would definitely "get more than he got last time".

This ceaseless ebb and flow brings marked spatial, visual and aural richness to the estuary and places along its shores.

Despite continued clashes the cease-fire called for last weekend has brought a marked reduction in violence.

Rossini brought originality marked by rude wit and humour and by an apparently effortless gift for melody.

The Spanish Conquistadors brought vividly marked horses to Spain, and Mexico obtained several horses by trading.

The Northern Dvina is primarily fed by melting snow, which brings a marked maximum flow of 700,000 cubic feet (19,800 cubic m) per second in the spring.

In West Hollywood, a dozen couples waited overnight, bringing forms marked "Party A" and "Party B," rather than "bride" and "groom".

But he celebrated it on 17 March this year, in a spacious hospital room, decorated with large balloons that his friends brought to mark the big five-zero.