Sentence examples for marks the beginnings from inspiring English sources
His work in that area, which broadened into more general studies after the war, marks the beginnings of modern geochemistry.
"We hope the Greek election result marks the beginnings of ordinary people standing up to a discredited economic model and failing governments across Europe".
The Bharhut style, though at times archaic and primitive in its conception, marks the beginnings of a tradition of Buddhist narrative relief and decoration of sacred buildings that continued for several centuries.
This court victory settles one case, but marks the beginnings of many another.
It marks the beginnings of a slow move toward a world where everything will be accessed from a single RFID microchip.
It is arguable that Russell's definition of definite descriptions was the most prominent early example of the philosophical distinction between surface grammatical form and logical form, and thus marks the beginnings of linguistic analysis as a method in philosophy.
The Copernican revolution marked the beginnings of modern science.
It marked the beginnings of a wider political crisis.
The Westland affair early in 1986 marked the beginnings of Thatcher's break with Europe.
These windows and panels clearly mark the beginnings of an authentically modern stained glass, despite their strictly ornamental intent.
If such titles do indeed mark the beginnings of a trend, we should all have much to look forward to.
