Sentence examples for which will signify from inspiring English sources

Her mother said it was proving difficult to find a job, partly because she is not graduating with a traditional high school diploma, but with one from an individualized education plan, which will signify that she has accomplished the goals she and her teachers set for her.

Developers can submit their apps for testing to earn the Built for BlackBerry designation, which will signify a high-level of quality for customers.

Studies are ongoing to determine which genetic alterations will signify "oncogenic addiction" and which ones will determine resistance and relapse to current standard therapies.

The number will signify the order in which they choose a gift.

Keeping your eyes open while kissing will signify to him that you feel uncomfortable, which will in turn make him feel uncomfortable as well.

There are hopes here that the visit will signify a thaw in the nations' often frosty political relations, which have failed to keep pace with increasingly close trade and investment ties linking China and Japan, Asia's two largest economies.

Some add a fifth cup of wine (which is not drunk) in honour of Elijah, whose appearance at some future seder will signify the advent of the Messiah.

This will signify you as a musical era crossing vagabond.

Much of this sound and fury will signify nothing.

At one level, the achievement will signify nothing.

This integration, he says, will signify "a real coming of age for widgets".