Sentence examples for mark a new stage from inspiring English sources

Davey said: "These contracts for major renewable electricity projects mark a new stage in Britain's green energy investment boom.

The film's backers are also happily proclaiming that "Aftershock" will mark a new stage in the international commercial prospects of Chinese movies.

A certification by Mr. Shelley would mark a new stage in a campaign that only three months ago seemed destined to go nowhere.

The Benghazi hearings would seem to have little credibility left, but both events will mark a new stage of the campaign for Clinton, one in which she will have to relinquish the tight control she has maintained over her appearances.

Between them, the two events mark a new stage in the war against terror.After months of agonising over who knew what before the September 11th attacks, the country is now turning its attention to the threat al-Qaeda still poses.

"It would mark a new stage of evolution for a city that has always been in the shadow of New York, one that was better known for its railyards than its major corporate players," Mr Hughes said.

This year marks a new stage in Ms. Vasicka's career.

The rise of openness marks a new stage in self-government.

The rise of Tony Blair marked a new stage in the centralising process.

The new campaign, however, undoubtedly marks a new stage – or high water mark, if you will – in the world's development, and with new mores comes new etiquette.

The volume as a whole marks a new stage in the emergence of the philosophy of engineering as a new regionalization of philosophy.