Sentence examples for marking a larger from inspiring English sources

In economic news, the British pound ticked higher on Tuesday after the U.K.'s Office for National Statistics said manufacturing output in July had risen by 0.9%, month on month, marking a larger than expected increase.

He cited Clinton's statement earlier this year that she would "put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business," though she was marking a larger point about taking care of workers left behind by the changing economy.

He finished by marking a large X over the outline of the twin who would die.

In the Mapping Manhattan project, families can archive their own pasts by marking a large map of the borough with places they cherish.

It also marked a larger moment of chaos: the west had once been backing rebel opposition to Assad; now the jihadis were a dominant part of this opposition, and the concept of intervention was more of a nightmare than ever.

Accordingly, we marked a larger circular region around each target.

This result demonstrates that the discovered specific sequence motifs mark a larger and sparser structure specific for eRNAs.

At their home course, officials have marked a large area damaged by heavy snows as ground under repair (G.U.R). in the fairway and rough.

It also marked a large step toward scaling back the most ambitious foreign military operation undertaken by the Russian Army since it limped out of Afghanistan, with many tanks of the same vintage, nearly 20 years ago.

According to a recent report from Open Europe, a nongovernmental group that campaigns for reform of the European Union, "leaving the euro zone would mark a large shift in Greek society and politics".

Based upon the 1852 play by Alexandre Dumas fils (La Dame aux camélias), the opera marked a large step forward for Verdi in his quest to express dramatic ideas in music.