Sentence examples for marking that has from inspiring English sources

This may reflect the bias of unblinded marking that has been described in many previous studies (Dinnet et al., 2005; Halpern, 2007).

The most dangerous creatures in the tank are not the sharks – they would most likely be frightened of you – but the fantastically named foxface rabbitfish, a pretty little thing with yellow and black marking that has spines on its back that release a venom the equivalent of a very nasty bee sting.

Thomas left a black mark that has proved impossible to erase.

It's established a high water mark that has transcended values that are typically associated with a particular neighborhood".

In 1995, Jerry Rice set the record with 1,848 receiving yards in a season, a mark that has not been seriously challenged since.

Putting it all together, Griffin projects to finish the season with 9.8 win shares, a mark that has been eclipsed by only eight rookies since 1979-80.

Making matters more difficult, Mr. Lambsdorff has raised only 2.4 billion of the 5 billion marks that has been pledged from German corporations.

Sanders, 35, retired abruptly five years ago, his 15,269 rushing yards ranking him second to Walter Payton's 16,726, a mark that has since been surpassed by Emmitt Smith.

Amanullah died in 2005, and the downward mobility, the toil, of his parents' immigrant experience is a mark that has never left Khan.

But the big question mark that has always hung over the Liberal Democrats – could we handle Government, and handle it when the going got tough?

"The big question mark that has always hung over the Liberal Democrats - could we handle government?