Sentence examples for mark a phase from inspiring English sources

Channeling patterns often mark a phase of accumulation by institutional value investors.

The news marked a phase change.

Cast as Marilyn Monroe's estranged husband, it was not a role to equal his previous success, but marked a phase in his career when he became steadily busier, if often undervalued.

This work also marks a phase in Lichtenstein's career when many of his works were given present-participial titles such as Sleeping Girl, Crying Girl and Blonde Waiting, which accentuates the works' "relation to process and action".

This period also marked a phase of considerable travel to the Middle East by European civilians and minor nobility, and in the process, some travelers noticed that the Arabian horse as a pure breed of horse was under threat due to modern forms of warfare, inbreeding and other problems that were reducing the horse population of the Bedouin tribes at a rapid rate.

Today will mark a new phase in the demonstration.

The bloodbaths in Brussels and Paris (Charlie Hebdo, Bataclan) mark a new phase.

The latest events seem to mark a new phase in the crisis that has paralysed the tiny kingdom since January.

But he said the referendum would mark a new phase of the EU defining its political and social purpose.

"If our suspicions are confirmed, this would be the first time they have done this and it would mark a new phase".

The clashes that have erupted in the southern city of Sidon mark a new phase in the country's slide towards the unknown.