Sentence examples for more than marking from inspiring English sources

Still, starting now, the O.E.C.D. considers that the German economy will trend downward over a half century at levels increasingly under 1.5 percent growth, which, while not total stagnation, means little more than marking time.

Growth of 1.5 percent would be an indicator that, after experiencing a decline in gross domestic product greater than any other industrialized country in 2008-9 and a rapid return to its previous level, Germany was reverting to its "old model": a growth cycle on the upside of stagnation, yet an economic pattern of not doing much more than marking time.

The cicadas do more than mark seventeen-year intervals.

Is it possible that γH2AX foci at chromosome ends do more than mark the presence of uncapped or dysfunctional telomeres?

The number of boys in the youngest cohort of membership, the Cub Scouts, was down more than 25 percent, marking an even more alarming portent for the future.

On November 14, the biggest lockup expiration occurred and shares popped more than 10percentt, marking the end of the hectic days of Facebook stock price.

The use of more than one marking enzyme generates redundant signals for sequences that contain targets for two or more enzymes.

Skiing The skiable terrain is vast, covering the two mountains -- all told, more than 200 marked trails on 7,000 acres.

Some scholars have contended that the enigmatic stones, surrounded by a ditch and earthen banks in concentric circles, more than likely marked a sacred place of healing.

In 1945, American soldiers discovered a room in the mine whose floor was covered with more than seven thousand marked bags containing gold coins, gold bars, and other valuables.

During the winter months, skiers have their choice of 12 Alpine bowls, three glaciers, and more than 200 marked trails served by 33 lifts.