Sentence examples for hallmarks to from inspiring English sources

Communication and collaboration will be the hallmarks to sustainability and greater growth".

There were several hallmarks to the concert on Sunday afternoon by the Met Orchestra.

Once again this trial has all the hallmarks to suggest that it is both politically motivated and unfair.

The viability assessment, which was only disclosed when the project went to public inquiry, bears similar hallmarks to the previous examples.

For one thing, the crime had very similar hallmarks to the London Airport Robbery of 1962, which suggested that the same team was responsible.

In addition, the Columbia artist's use of the childlike, spiky block print that has become one of Steinberg's hallmarks to letter the names of the streets in the "Moscow" poster can be explained only as copying.

Here we broaden the scope of this hallmark to include the adjacent stroma as well.

After receiving a flier in the mail, he decided to use First Hallmark to refinance his debt.

If there was a hallmark to Meyer's coaching style, both on and off the field, it was his relentlessness.

Harriet turns back, and here is Ms. Tremain's literary hallmark: to set up the romantically extravagant and curb it with the idiosyncratically human.

The low-sodium DASH diet is "a hallmark to prevent and treat hypertension," said Frank M. Sacks, a co-investigator of the new study, in a statement released by Brigham and Women's Hospital, where he is on staff.