Sentence examples for marks- from inspiring English sources

And, given that very unique responsibility that he has, it's simply impossible for him to continue in that role when such very major question marks are being raised about his financial affairs".

This article has been amended to make clear that the MSF report marks the first anniversary of the date of the official outbreak of Ebola in west Africa.

Still, the latest judicial document in the ongoing battle, a 337-page justification of the most recent convictions made public on Tuesday, marks a new low.

While the decision disappointed some, particularly those trumpeting the charismatic claims of Yousafzai, the decision marks something of a return to the tradition of honouring work directly connected to disarmament, after the EU in 2012 and the even more controversial prize to Barack Obama in 2009.

"His election marks the last stand of Turkish Cypriots.

But there was a problem: the compulsory oral exam, worth 20% of his overall marks.

Who knows if he'll kick straight or avoid injuries but he's going to take some majestic pack marks.

Any one template has internal logic which changes the layout subtly according to where a production staffer marks a break or places an image or video.

Although universities would be free to weight marks how they wished and also decide on whether to include marks for first-year students, the report stressed the importance of establishing a universal approach to GPA.

Ehh, they're the supporters of a team of no-marks from Slovenia, whose side was drawing with your expensively assembled Premier League outfit until two minutes ago.

He'd overwhelm his cravings by visualising a horrific memory of a cancer patient at Stanford's medical school, "on a gurney [stretcher], with x-marks on his head and exposed chest, being wheeled into radiation".