Sentence examples for mark of change from inspiring English sources

It is a mark of change that his successor is presumed to be Shinzo Abe, a man of only 51 years.

The EEA can be characterized as a mark of change in policy toward more labor immigration, reinforced through EU membership.

For histone acetylation the chromatin was immunoprecipitated using antibodies against acetylated histones H3 or H4 as two independent marks of changes in chromatin.

Will her departure mark the end of change?

UNICEF Ireland and Aer Lingus mark 10th anniversary of 'Change for Good' partnership DUBLIN, Ireland, 11 January 2007 – UNICEF Ireland and the Irish airline Aer Lingus today marked the 10th anniversary of their Change for Good™ partnership.

Exploring the neural marking of a change in style of processing may reveal the underlying mechanism of the phenomenal aspect of emotional experience.

Yet clothes do have an uncanny way of reflecting a new mood and marking the cusp of change.

That marks a year of change at FORBES that includes an evolving magazine redesign and continuous reinvention of Forbes.com.

It marks the beginning of change.

The passing of Kim Jong Il marks a time of change, an important milestone event that closes one door and opens another.

Muir's knowledge of and connections with the elite of today's art will mark a change of tone in the ICA's exhibitions.