Sentence examples for make its mark through from inspiring English sources

In an industry not known for innovation, Pique Tea has tried to make its mark through its proprietary "slow brew" process.

It is now making its mark through world-leading advances in nanotechnology, human health, environmental sciences and other fields.

For example, Net2Phone ntop, an Internet telephony service provider and software developer, has made its mark through the partnerships it forged in the Internet industry.

Meanwhile, the influence of French Naturalism was making its mark through the work of writers such as Moore, Somerset Maugham and Arnold Bennett.

Entering a crowded marketplace, the book makes its mark through its theoretical sophistication, relentless argumentation, and sheer Stakhanovite immensity: two volumes and two thousand closely printed pages in, we're only up to 1941.

Although Symphony Space made its mark through happenings like "Bloomsday on Broadway," a marathon reading from James Joyce's "Ulysses," and performances by the New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players, to whom the hall is rented every year, "Selected Shorts" in particular seems to have provided an anchor and sense of national importance.

Does it want to make its mark on history?

Experts figure that the Xbox has through the 2002 holiday season to make its mark.

Through the YEC, a business can make its mark on the map with PR opportunities.

That's where Chatfuel, a company that's currently going through Y Combinator, is looking to make its mark.

Sri Lanka is ready to make its mark.