Sentence examples for marked for future from inspiring English sources

Everything you see gets marked for future investigation.

Fragile ecosystems such as the Simpson Desert, the Kimberleys, and Cairns have been marked for future mining projects, exacerbating the environmental threat.

It ended up in private ownership and was run mostly as a farm, until 2012 when the Environment Court found it could be rezoned to within city limits and be marked for "future development".

After weighing, pupae were kept singly in translucent plastic cups (125 ml) until adult eclosion, after which all butterflies were individually marked for future reference.

Surgical boundaries are marked for future radiotherapy in various oncologic surgical procedures.

All questions that you weren't able to solve in the first attempt or looks complicated (or you got correct on fluke) should be marked for future reference.

Nonetheless, this correlation between a cellular defect and a phenotype is marked for our future genetic studies, and may also provide a potential biomarker for a diagnostic/screening tool in human clinics.

Between November 1923 and January 1924, £68,000 of equipment was reclaimed; over half was donated to tertiary education centres (some of which was still in use in the 1970s), while the rest was either marked for use in future warships, or sold as souvenirs.

Wilkinson was not given office, but was made Lawrence's Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS), an indication that she was marked down for future promotion.

As should be obvious from the phrase "ear-marked for future generations", Norway created an investment fund from its oil revenue stream, that should not be raided for current expenditure, precisely as a safeguard against a time when oil prices might start to drop.

Botham had stood alone as the nation's most prolific bowler for 23 years, but Anderson is now in position to set a new mark for future generations to follow.