Sentence examples for hallmarks of how from inspiring English sources

"When he left, the company had all the hallmarks of how Sandy ran a business: it was lean; it didn't have a bloated balance sheet," says Mr. Kraushaar.

Worn over bare legs, with wild hair, a short skirt, stocky heels and a white polo neck, it had all the hallmarks of how young women on ​British streets dress in 2015: the day-to-night edge of glamour, the retro references and the shrug-on tomboy cool of the parka.

These signals are hallmarks of how Apple handles acquisitions.

One of the hallmarks of How I Spent My Vacation was the parody of film, popular culture and celebrities.

In our fast moving world, where mobility and rapid response are the hallmarks of how modern organizations function, communications security is something that has gone out the window.

Step 1: Get to know a little about the basics of the disease process -- how it erodes memory and other thinking skills, the ways it can alter personality, the hallmarks of how it typically manifests, stage by stage.

A relentless commitment to the idea that the right choice is also practical in the long run is the hallmark of how Nilsson works.

All of this was worked out in great secrecy, which has been the hallmark of how the Corcoran's board does things.

"Just as the sitcom or the 30-minute news broadcast or the soap opera from radio were the hallmark of how a certain generation understood entertainment and culture — the Internet meme is one of those things," he says.

"Private-public partnerships are going to be a hallmark of how more research is done in the future and this is a great model to see that in action," he says.

"Private-public partnerships are going to be a hallmark of how more research is done in the future and this is a great model to see that in action," says Kevin Rose, a postdoctoral associate at the University of Wisconsin (UW), Madison, who is active in the Global Lake Ecological Observatory Network.