Sentence examples for there are hallmarks from inspiring English sources

There are hallmarks — they are really smart and they have passion for technology and its capability.

There are hallmarks to the practice of GHD that are worth noting.

Third, although there is no report so far for an impact of DKK1 mutations on bone mass in humans, there is hallmark evidence for an over-production of DKK1 in human cancer cells being responsible for the development of osteolytic lesions associated with metastatic bone disease [28] [33].

There, too, misfolded, accumulated proteins are hallmarks of the pathology — and sources of contention.

These are hallmarks of the mystical experience.

These are hallmarks for cancers.

Throughout, there are the hallmarks of Caruso St John's obsessive precision, which can verge on psychotic.

Yet in the measured curves of its woodwork there are the hallmarks of great craftsmanship.

For honest taxpayers wanting to avoid the trap of inadvertently using an aggressive tax avoidance scheme, there are certain hallmarks to look out for.

"There are three hallmarks of this administration: incompetence, intolerance and intimidation," he said, decrying its allegedly fast and loose use of statistics and hostility to ideological differences.

When you live in New York City, there are certain hallmarks that signify the beginning of the holiday season, chief among them the singular smell of the Christmas tree stands that pop up like clockwork every Thanksgiving.