Sentence examples for markings that differentiate from inspiring English sources

(b) Are more likely to mark singular imperatives on verbs using inflections than have no morphological markings for imperatives at all, but are less likely to contain more elaborate markings that differentiate between singular and plural imperatives (22).

Mr Coleman had sued to challenge more than 100 ballots that he alleged had been counted twice they were lacking the markings that differentiate real ballots and duplicates, so they might have been fake.

Most buses bore either no markings or markings that were indecipherable in the darkness.

Only an audit can reveal such markings, markings that are common and could affect close elections.

And are white chrome or white socks actually "horrible markings" that may even weaken the bone?

Ms. Berenson suggested in court that any markings that appear to be hers are forgeries.

Mr. Zhu said the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade had "unmistakable markings" that should have prevented its bombing.

Of those, Mr. Comey said, "a very small number" bore markings that identified them as classified.

The two items bore burn markings that would corroborate the boys' story, officials said.

So what better bodyguard than an insect with markings that suggest danger?

Instead of yellow markings, the variable form has pale ivory-white markings that are dispersed throughout the body.