Sentence examples for a poor scoring from inspiring English sources

A poor scoring from Audit Integrity was generally enough for us to drop a company from consideration.

The best antidote to a poor score is time.

A poor score on a scan doesn't mean you're in trouble, and a normal score doesn't mean you're not at risk.

The score can range from 200 to 997, with a good score being 776 or more and a poor score under 500.

But Weir said a poor score on an upright spin, in which he did not clearly change skating edges, was probably the biggest difference.

For some, the January tests offer a chance to improve a poor score from a past year; for others, it is a practice exam.

But if an enterprising politician were to use a poor score to press for reform, the numbers might do as much good as the money that follows them.

Transparency International, a corruption watchdog, gives Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan a poor score in its perceived-corruption rankings (Central Asia's other three have not been rated).

A poor score in the heath checks introduced since the banking crisis - it was the weakest out of 51 tested across the EU - has sparked the latest demand for €5bn of fresh funds.

In an index on aid transparency published last week, it came 28th out of 67 donor organisations for the openness of its aid programmes, with a "poor" score of 32%.

A poor score value considered alone cannot justify treatment limitation decisions.