Sentence examples for principle to mark from inspiring English sources
That sounds like enough, in principle, to mark it out from a healthy field of female-centric fare, such as Reese Witherspoon/Sofia Vergara comedy Hot Pursuit and a cappella outing Pitch Perfect 2; but perhaps the latter, still on song after a month, has cut into Spy more than anticipated.
Those principles require public companies to mark down investment securities, some of them distressed and thinly traded, to current market values.
Thirteen subjects were excluded from the kinematic assessments due to off-screen alignment during fluoroscopic imaging (2 subjects), failure to mark the principle point in the fluoroscopic images (8 subjects), and implantation of mobile polyethylene bearings without radiopaque markers (3 subjects).
You see a lot of rash defending nowadays but he defends with great intelligence, he knows when to mark a man and when to mark space and understands the basic principles of defending.
Use that to mark your stitch marks.
PathBLAST (Kelley et al., 2003) marked the first local alignment method and was similar in principle to the BLAST search algorithm.
Apply this principle to the above example.
In contrary, our system is in principle capable to incorporate detectable color differences but does not require to mark flies.
