Sentence examples for a scorecard with from inspiring English sources

Auburn Coach Tommy Tuberville, whose team was beaten by Alabama last year, 31-7, held up a scorecard with today's final score, and the crowd cheered louder.

The results were less than promising: On a scorecard with eight criteria, such as "addresses personal privacy concerns" and "makes footage available to individuals filing complaints," most department policies satisfied fewer than half.

Marks gave the example of a non-profit firm that wanted to develop a scorecard with grades for each congressmen on several key votes (a common strategy these days in Washington advocacy).

He had earlier produced a mock-up budget report, complete with spreadsheets and a scorecard, jointly with his Labour predecessor Alistair Darling, issuing dire warnings of a rise in the basic rate of income tax and an increase in fuel and alcohol duties.

Mr. Obama's Education Department already publishes a "college scorecard" with a wealth of information.

Still, support for a federal scorecard with an ROI component has bipartisan support.

Typically, the sites will include hole-by-hole illustrations one would find on the back of a scorecard, along with basic yardage information.

The Department of Education has also created a preliminary version of a "college scorecard" with data to help students compare colleges on affordability and value.

After borrowers complete the FundWell Scorecard, they will receive a list of lender referrals based on their "fundability", and Kiva Zip is now a "funding option" for qualified borrowers (see a sample scorecard with other possible funding options here).

The programs will also be faint reminders of the versions printed a century ago, when they were little more than a thin scorecard with basic information on the teams and cost 10 cents.

Burnett had walked Pat Burrell in the second inning but otherwise authored a clean scorecard, with plenty of K's.