Sentence examples for marking more than from inspiring English sources

Almost two months after the sickness took root on Feb. 19, closing over 1,000 farms and marking more than one million cloven-hoofed animals for slaughter, the authorities along with individual hoteliers and retailers have come to realize that the perception overseas of their land is so dire that Britain's $90 billion-plus tourism industry is now in jeopardy.

Upon completing his current term, he will be able to run for another five-year term in 2018, marking more than 30 years of Zimbabwe under Mugabe.

Instead of marking more than one race when the 2010 Census appears in our mailboxes, they encourage us to "think twice and consider checking once".

Friday marked more than one musical journey.

On each skull, she marks more than 20 spots with needles of different heights, indicating tissue depth.

An exam board is to re-mark more than 300 English GCSE papers following an internal review.

On the day, Rawlins said: "Today marks more than a mere stadium groundbreaking, it marks the beginning of a new era for the community, our fans and team.

Facing major financial losses this year, the Postal Service has marked more than 3,000 post offices and retail outlets — out of more than 37,000 nationwide — for closing.

However, when Shanghai Disneyland throws open its gates, it will mark more than the mere arrival of the world's best-marketed rodent to the Middle Kingdom.

But the hundreds of colleges, including Rice, that accept the Common Application have allowed students to mark more than one box for several years now.

Another potential complication is how to handle undervotes and overvotes, those ballots where a voter either marked more than one candidate for office or none.