Sentence examples for mark a real from inspiring English sources

But introducing them would mark a real break with past political failure.

(One hopes the charges filed against seven radicals on Wednesday mark a real change).

But whether these decisions mark a real retreat from the court's expansion of employment-discrimination law is still unclear.

So how does the growing inflow over the past decade mark a real break in the historical pattern?

Millions are desperate to get rid of the current government, yet at the same time depressed because they don't believe a Labour government would mark a real change.

As the game settled into the inevitable, it left time for contemplation, and one clear thought emerged: this game, for its occasional doldrums, did mark a real transition in the history of hockey.

"That marks a real change of climate".

But it marks a real change of heart.

When we won it marked a real turning point".

It marks "a real milestone in public accountability," says Andreas Schleicher, an OECD education guru.

For all our sakes I hope this marks a real change.