Sentence examples for important marked from inspiring English sources

Line thickness corresponds to relation strength, the colours correspond to the importance of each member (important marked red, then reduced through to yellow, green, aqua and, finally, blue).

Paris was particularly important, marking the first time that donors and recipients agreed to commitments and to hold one another accountable for achieving these.

He says that this is an important marking point in the company's history.

"So many women made an important mark on Irish culture".

This included the all important mark of linguistic distinction – the ability to swear like a native speaker.

The Viking invaders, from about 870, left an important mark on English coinage, with new designs of northern European derivation.

And it may well be in this area that Mr. Cook makes his earliest and most important mark on the company.

One of the important marks of President Obama's efforts to re-configure the U.S. Middle East policy will be his revocation of the ongoing presidential pardon of Israeli settlement activity.

Benson, who died before realizing most of his grandiose plans for the area, did leave one important mark: he commissioned McKim, Mead & White in 1882 to design seven shingle-style summer cottages on a bluff overlooking the Atlantic.

Lidl's announcement has prompted a review of pay practices and it shows consumers are beginning to recognise that the living wage is an important mark of a responsible business.

That's one important mark of a good product.