Sentence examples for marked by notable from inspiring English sources

His two administrations were marked by notable legislative achievements.

But although it was marked by notable achievements - like the introduction of Serps, the scheme for second pensions which was intended to transform the old age of millions of low-paid - she squandered her last political capital on an ideological battle over pay beds in the NHS.

1534 1571 Setthathirat I, also called Sai Setthathirat I, or Setthavong (born 1534 died 1571, southern Laos) sovereign of the Lao kingdom of Lan Xang who prevented it from falling under Burmese domination and whose reign was marked by notable achievements in domestic and foreign affairs.

The meeting with General Kagame was marked by a notable change in tone from that of the Clinton administration, which was insufficiently critical of the general for the widespread abuses committed by his troops and their rebel proxies.

The history of the hot-seat office is marked by a notable failure, the Chiat/Day experiment in the mid-'90s, with staff members snatching private space and tools in all sorts of desperate ways.

In 1994, during a year marked by such notable events in Japan as the defeat of the long-ruling Liberal-Democratic Party and the wedding of Crown Prince Naruhito and Masako Owada, Kawabuchi nonetheless managed to share the limelight.

The renewed threat of invasion during the War of 1812, several years of harsh weather marked by the notable year of 1816 known as "Eighteen Hundred and Froze to Death" and also called the "Year Without a Summer"—and the eventual opening of more fertile western lands slowed Vermont's population growth substantially.

The last 3.8 3.5 cal ka years were marked by a notable effect of the pyrogenic factor.

Ever since the crisis began (two months ago exactly, after President Yanukovych announced he was freezing negotiations with the European Union over a landmark trade and political treaty), it has been marked by a notable lack of any conceivable compromise that could break the impasse.

The transition to the SGL model was marked by a notable increase in 10th percentile exam grade (Individualistic: 47.5%; Initial SGL: 60%; Refined SGL: 65%), suggesting SGL enhanced achievement among the least prepared students.

Our data suggest that the colonization of land by plants was marked by a notable increase in the sophistication of the machinery required for XyG biosynthesis and turnover when compared to the pathways present in Streptophyta algae.