Sentence examples for landmark nature from inspiring English sources

The company said the landmark nature of the case called for a particularly strong remedy to correct Judge Jackson's misconduct.

An important discussion is developing among climate and polar researchers around the central point of a landmark Nature paper on Greenland conditions during Earth's last (very warm) interval between ice ages.

Mr. Flay, 51, first entered the natural history field in the mid-1980s, and has contributed to many of the landmark nature programs by David Attenborough, including "Trials of Life" and "Life in Cold Blood".

Despite the landmark nature of the protest, and the passing of time, there was enormous warmth in the re-telling of events from 1971 for In Living Memory (Radio 4).

After initially resisting questions from reporters about the potentially landmark nature of her candidacy, insisting that she was focused on Tuesday's primaries, Clinton acknowledged that many of her voters have been moved by the prospect of a woman in the White House, which she said would be "a great statement, a historic statement about what kind of country we are".

Proponents of culture published a landmark Nature paper in 1999 documenting 39 behaviors that were frequently observed in some communities and never seen in others.

His books Functional Design in Fishes (1967), Bones: The Unity of Form and Function (1994) and Principles of Animal Locomotion (2003) became classics, but it was his work on dinosaurs that caught the imagination and made him famous, with the landmark 1976 Nature paper, Estimates of Speeds of Dinosaurs.

These are not just spending plans, they are landmark in nature, and they will work (as soon as we fix the banks).

Landmark in nature, this is the first effort of its kind to strengthen the global system of international criminal justice.

However, due to its data-driven nature, landmarks undergoing severe occlusions (landmarks occluded by the torso, e.g., knee landmarks of the side view or feet landmarks of the top view, cf. Figure 1) cannot be handled.

Four years later, elaborating on its findings, Converse published a landmark essay, "The Nature of Belief Systems in Mass Publics".