Sentence examples for * scorecard in from inspiring English sources

Most interesting scorecard in the world.

How was your personal finance scorecard in 2016?

And then I'm going to pick up balance on the 18th green when I turn my scorecard in".

But the advertising-rich program sold at Yankee Stadium, which has a scorecard in the centerfold, costs $10.

THE scorecard in the Microsoft case, according to Attorney General Janet Reno, is simple: Microsoft lost and America's consumers won.

Look at online social networks like LinkedIn, which have created something of an electronic scorecard in the networking game.

Although the Pentagon was judged to have serious flaws in all five categories of the management scorecard featured in the budget, Mr. Bush is calling for $48 billion in new spending on the military, the biggest increase since the Reagan administration.

Or consider the "scorecard" kept in the 1960s by a doctor in Kansas of women brought in after a botched abortion.

The most macabre scorecard entry in a first-class match came in Pakistan's Quaid-e-Azam Quaid-e-Azam Quaid-e-Azam Trophy

The structured questionnaire consists of two sections: section A elicits general information, which includes name of their companies, age, current position, education and number of years they have been in service; Section B included assessments of balanced scorecard metrics in their companies.

Keever said many of the ships from its 2014 scorecard remain in the fleets, so the information Foe had collected in the past should still be valid.