Sentence examples similar to serious marked from inspiring English sources

There were other serious marks against him.

Under current legislation parents can hit a child if it constitutes "reasonable chastisement" and does not leave a serious mark.

As for his team, the Galaxy remains talented enough to leave a serious mark on the under talented or unprepared.

Another year goes by where Arsenal won't make a serious mark in the Champions League; despite their qualification being justification for Wenger keeping his job year on year.

Here's the turbulent priest: "Becket was the first Londoner to make a serious mark... with an instinctive flair for... display and costume, the getting and spending of money, theatre and even though his stomach was delicate, fine food and drink.

First of all, governmental volatility has considerably slowed-down decision-making in all public policy areas, and the fragmentation and disempowering of the administration under Ben Ali has left serious marks on inter-institutional coordination and trust.

"We think there are serious question marks" about the long-term prospects of developed economies, Mr. Conway-Gordon said.

There is a whole look, with tattoos and trendy clothes, and an attitude – an odd combination of the laidback and the intensely serious – that marks out the career barista.

"There are some very serious question marks about whether others will ever really happen in practice and whether they are deliverable.

In cases where a patient was alleging rape or serious assault, forms marked "aa-descocmemo.wpd" would alert lawyers to lodge a countersuit only if the patient refused settlement offers.

Eating Disorders (EDs) are serious psychiatric illnesses marked by psychiatric comorbidity, medical complications, and functional impairment.