Sentence examples for less than a mark from inspiring English sources

Here in Alabama, where the decline of the university's football program from storied heights to troubled also-ran is a misery to people accustomed to so much more, this latest scandal is nothing less than a mark of Cain.

He finished fifth in last year's world all-around final in Rotterdam, less than a mark outside the medals, and has once again squeezed into the lead group of the top six qualifiers this year.

But "Less Than Perfect" marks the first time that a network cast as a nubile lead a relatively unknown actress because she was zaftig, and not despite it.

And she will settle for nothing less than a major trip to mark the occasion, not some cheesy weekend at the local beach.

Less than a month later, Goldman marked them down to 65 and 60 cents.

When he returned to New York, he got a part in "Skydrift," which ran for less than a week but also marked the Broadway debut of Rita Moreno.

The film's approach to these parties, and to the self-destructiveness and promiscuity they promote, is at once disapproving and fascinated, and it is much to Mr. Shafer's credit that this seems less a mark of hypocrisy than of honesty.

So did lending to property companies and those with less-than-robust marks from the rating agencies.More important, the money was cheap.

Statistical significance was achieved at a p value of less than 0.05 (marked with an asterisk).

Hearts say the club's share issue has broken through the £600,000 mark less than a month after making the request.

And with the number of total apps reaching over 13,500 less than a month since the 10,000 mark was passed, that growth is showing no signs of stopping.