Sentence examples for significant marking from inspiring English sources

But they were nonetheless significant, marking the first time Mr. Padilla's military jailers were forced to speak publicly about the conditions of his secretive confinement without charges.

The victory by the Christian forces was significant, marking the beginning of the end of the Almohad empire and opening Andalusia to the Christians.

By contrast, vector exposure at 4°C, followed by pronase treatment degraded surface bound particles without significant marking in 293T cells.

That, he continued, would be "a pretty significant mark".

Patel had concluded there were "no significant marks of violence".

Were there others, inspired by Nirvana, who left a significant mark?

There were no significant marks on Autumn's body or signs of injury.

Mr. Obama "hasn't made a significant mark on education" in his years in the Senate in Illinois and Washington, the advertisement asserts.

Tate Modern's director, Chris Dercon, said the commissions had made a significant mark on the recent history of art.

Patel also failed to explain the contradictory comment "no significant marks of violence" on his report, the panel found.

But in the five years he ran Theater Genesis, as he called his enterprise, Mr. Cook made a significant mark.