Sentence examples for tremendous mark from inspiring English sources

"He was Brazil's first internationally known environmental activist, and the fact he was chosen environment minister in Brazil's first democratically elected government in 30 years was just one indication of the tremendous mark he made in that area," said Stephan Schwartzman, senior scientist at Environmental Defense.

When I ask if this tremendous mark-up will be attributable to some kind of high-end shopping experience, he says no way.

It was an ultimately comfortable win but Dumbarton drew first blood thanks to a tremendous Mark Wilson strike.

The two clinics illustrate the basic dichotomy – terrible tragedy and tremendous vitality – that marks business prospects four years on.

For the girls, the ritual was a moment of tremendous symbolic significance, marking the start of a deeper religious commitment and the approach of adulthood.

Hologic said the 3-D system marks tremendous progress in the early diagnosis of breast cancer.

It was a tremendous event that marked a high for not only myself and the Black community, but for the nation as a whole.

I don't disagree that the determination and tremendous spirit that marked the escape from fascism and arrival of Mr. Fortgang's grandparents in America were large factors in determining their success.

"Two years since Super Typhoon Haiyan marks tremendous progress in recovery and rebuilding efforts.

"The two year anniversary of Super Typhoon Haiyan marks tremendous progress in recovery and rebuilding efforts," said Lotta Sylwander, UNICEF Representative in the Philippines.

In the mid '90s tremendous progress has marked the pharmacological approach to HIV-1 disease, resulting in the almost complete reversal of the "death sentence" that was associated with the diagnosis of HIV infection and AIDS.