Sentence examples for that would be marked from inspiring English sources

Customers rebelled, traffic declined, sales fell and Penney slowly returned to the Ullman era of pricing, with lots of promotions, lots of price-focused ads, and marked-up prices that would be marked down.

Ms. Feinstein, speaking at a rare public hearing of the committee, said she and the top Republican on the panel, Senator Saxby Chambliss of Georgia, are drafting a bill that would be marked up — meaning that lawmakers could propose amendments to it before voting it out of committee — as early as next week.

Because it is vastly more likely that Jesus' contemporaries expected his imminent return to earth and the inauguration of the kingdom of God — a time, in first-century Jewish thought, that would be marked, among other things, by a final triumph of Israel over its foes and a general resurrection of the dead.

IFEX-TMG said Ghazi Beji and Jabeur Mejri had been sentenced to over seven years in prison for posting online manuscripts critical of Islam -- which included caricatures of a naked Prophet Mohammed -- and added that the cartoons came on the heels of an official announcement that March 13 would be marked as the national day for Internet freedom.

While it is impossible to know what such a world would finally look like, he noted that it would be marked by a biological, systems-based view, a significant change from the more linear command and control systems that created the Industrial Revolution.

They feared vengeance or, at least, that they would be marked for ever by the disgrace of their former allegiance.

Critics of the system point out that for the busiest subway lines -- with very close intervals, under three minutes between trains -- the new system would mean that trains would be marked on time even if the wait had been twice as long as the scheduled interval.

Ericsson, which fell 1.2% on Thursday, kicked of a slew of sour news for the sector on Sept. 3., after saying that 2002 would be marked by flat to moderate growth in the mobile-systems market.

I was not alone in predicting that 2016 would be marked by at least a few dramatic IoT hacks; the worst of which (as of this writing) were the huge Mirai botnet assaults that transformed tens of thousands of IoT devices into an army of attack zombies.

It is possible that lifestyle exposures might start to change within such period in the two populations but we do not believe that such changes would be marked over such a relatively short period and that significant changes occur over decades rather than years.

Detailed instructions were given to the participants to ensure that the samples were taken in a similar fashion for all participants in all countries and that the samples would be marked properly.