Sentence examples for leader hallmark from inspiring English sources

It ranks second after the industry leader, Hallmark.

When I did some Twitter market research on whether industry leader Hallmark had anything to worry about with the introduction of Cards I got a mixed response, "Short Answer: Yes," replied Stephen Hendrick.

These experiences of followers and the persuasion abilities of leaders are hallmarks of "charismatic/transformational" leadership [ 23, 24].

The occasion was replete with the kind of religious and patriotic symbols that nationalist Bosnian Serb leaders made their hallmark during the 1992-1995 war.

"A troubled conscience is one hallmark of a great leader," the Christian leaders wrote.

Leon Eisenberg was a prime leader and mover in that hallmark event that has resulted in a culture of diversity and inclusion not only at HMS and its affiliated hospitals, but influenced many other medical schools and academic medical centers across the country to self-examine and accept a more diversified student body and faculty". A reception will follow in the TMEC Atrium.

SignalP predicts if there is a leader peptide, which is the hallmark for secreted proteins and some TM proteins.

You will fail from time to time, and I do think that one hallmark of a good leader, or at least one model of a good leader, is that they can paint a quick picture.

A wary suspicion of other adults -- coaches, teachers, nannies, camp counselors, band leaders -- has become a hallmark of modern parenthood.

He made policy ambition his hallmark; Congressional Democratic leaders have followed, with historically remarkable early results.

One hallmark of great leaders is their ability to separate the urgent from the merely important.