Sentence examples for marks which has from inspiring English sources

Funds raised will help Marks and his dependants through his cancer treatment, set up a charitable foundation and complete a documentary about Marks, which has been shot over the last two years.

"The concern investors have is that the Fed won't" lower rates half a point, said George Cohen, chief investment officer of Cohen, Klingenstein & Marks, which has been buying the shares of Cisco, EMC, Oracle and Applied Materials in recent weeks.

There is British retailing giant Spencer & Marks, which has not only adopted a breathtakingly ambitious social and environmental agenda, but actually takes transparency to a new level by continually broadcasting its progress on each of dozens of goals on a giant electronic ticker at company headquarters.

But the panel was shown evidence of marks which had been visible to the naked eye but which Dr Patel did not identify in his report.

But the Germans apparently did not understand the U.S. university system as Austrian chancellor Kreisky seemingly did: The Volkswagen foundation gave a grant of only 600,000 German marks, which had been consumed after a few years and did not endow a chair, as the Austrians did.

Mr. Zander was a lonely early advocate of Beethoven's original metronome marks, which have long been disputed, because they result in performances far faster than modern listeners are used to hearing -- faster indeed, some insisted, than the works could be played.

We note there are ccID marks which have no sufficient evidential value according to the experts' assessment.

Table 2 Number of fingermarks which have been correctly and with confidence identified (ccID) and the number of ccID marks which have been classified by experts or EVA to be of sufficient EV w.r.t.

The idea of time has to be examined in all kinds of relation if its characteristic marks which have been abstracted have to be combined together to see whether they yield an adequate concept; they have to be collated with each other to see whether one characteristic mark does not partly include another within itself.

The concept has to be analysed; the characteristic marks which have been separated out and the concept which has been given have to be compared with each other in all kinds of contexts; and this abstract thought must be rendered complete and determinate.

Perhaps the most telling and compelling evidence are the 320 puncture and bite marks which have been photographed and documented since Morgan arrived at Loro Parque.