Sentence examples for marks the determination from inspiring English sources

This gene marks the determination front.

Ms Tuchman argued that a folly's success was marked by the determination of its supporters to pursue a foolish and failed policy in the face of clear arguments in favour of an alternative course.

This phase is particularly important for yield determination because it marks the beginning of seed development.

This readical change toward self-determination in French Communism marks the second historic change in the European ideological apparatus.

But it did at least provide Mr Bush's visit only the third by an American president in 28 years with its big symbolic agreement, marking the president's determination to draw India into a "strategic partnership".

The US attorney Eileen Decker said the case marked the justice department's determination to send a "message that we will not allow the United States to become a playground for the corrupt, a platform for money laundering or a place to hide and invest stolen riches".

Oxfam and others fear the offensive against Brazil and South Africa marks a new determination by the drugs companies to resist the flouting of their patents by poor countries.

It is a striking statistic, and few horses will have been directed towards the race with the all-consuming determination that has marked the programme for Kauto Star this year.

This is a law to combat cruelty – and marks our determination to take a stand against a baying cyber-mob.

I think our age is going to mark the end of such concepts as man's will and mass determination of power.

Graffiti marked the walls.