Sentence examples for mark means that from inspiring English sources
Yet the fact that any one group can exceed the 50% mark means that trust must in fact be placed in someone to do the right thing.The mere fact that GHash.IO did retreat as soon as it had passed the 50% threshold doesn't prove that Bitcoin is protected against a takeover.
The question mark means that the dimensionality is not defined.
On the business side of things, Thalmic passing the $4 million pre-order mark means that it has added over $300,000 in pre-sales since April 11, so over the course of just two weeks.
A question mark means that the parameter is not known.
The mark means that it's OK for observant Muslims to consume that food, but many companies see that certification purely as a way to sway shoppers into thinking their products are superior than the competition's.
No mark means that there is no significant effect of either the presence and absence of each radiographic surrogate or the difference in the cause.
Mr. Medojevic argues that the no-questions policy on changing marks means that euros will remain "frozen" under mattresses rather than put into banks.
This process of "marking-to-market" means that assets are quickly repriced to reflect new circumstances, including new ideas, new techniques and new technology, to all of which capital markets respond more quickly than banks.
The pen marks mean that Mr. Beck has traversed these lines sometime during the previous 24 hours, and if he is lucky -- if he has not been stranded in a stalled train or accosted by gangs of high-school bullies or fallen asleep on a bench at Coney Island -- he will be close to marking off the last line on the map, and ending a very, very long trip.
Worse, the failure to mark to market means that getting out of a bust can be slow and tortuous as Japan has shown in the 1990s.
That 4-0 meansmeans the team will be host to France next Saturday knowing that if it just avoids defeat, it will be the champion, and if it wins, it will grab the added prize of a Grand Slam — beating all five other teams in a single season.
