Sentence examples similar to it marks that as from inspiring English sources

The program works as it starts monitoring each channel from the beginning and as it determines that the channels are no longer in an inverse correlation, and it marks that point as the starting point of the block and, with a similar approach, finds the stopping point.

But I marked that as the turning point.

Eh... we'll mark that down as a maybe.

If a retailer finds that its customers live or work in a certain location and that retailer does not have a store there, it would make sense to mark that area as prime expansion territory.

While Mill also believes pleasure is experientially heterogeneous, he marks that as a separate point.

Few would have marked that match as a must-watch.

You can mark that area as prone to misfires.

Here again, the evil is comparative it is not merely an objection to having ragged clothes, or poor housing, but of having to live and to present oneself in a way that is so far below the standard generally accepted in the society that it marks one as inferior, and as someone that others would not want to associate with.

Therefore, if you show up late (without a good excuse, that is), it marks you as unprofessional and will invariably hurt your grade.

The best one can say for McCain's behavior is that it marks him as a fool, willing to flap his jaw about important topics based on ignorance".

The problem with "I'm the best!"-type personal branding is that it marks you as someone who lacks the confidence to simply say "I'm a Cost Accountant, and here's what I've done so far in my career". Praising yourself is beneath you.