Sentence examples for always graded from inspiring English sources

"We have always graded heavily for circumstances, and we have a code that represents a particular player".

"You're always graded on the quality of your greens, and I've seen geese take chunks out of our putting greens," Irving said.

So the teacher, whose lessons were always graded outstanding, left the 11-18 schoolschool in a disadvantaged area of the north of England last year and "very reluctantly" moved to an independent school.

The order to grade the attributes is randomized except that the attribute preference is always graded last.

Moreover, standardized tests are always graded on a curve.

However, other studies using human patients who have medial temporal lobe (MTL) damages find these patients exhibit a memory loss without any temporal gradient (Rosenbaum et al., 2001; Moscovitch et al., 2006; Winocur et al., 2010), revealing that the retrograde amnesia is not always graded.

I said: 'What about … Annie Hall, Manhattan, Hannah and Her Sisters or Crimes and Misdemeanors?' He said: 'Those films came out OK, but they're not great films; they won't stand the test of time like [Vittorio De Sica's] Bicycle Thieves or [Jean Renoir's] La Grande Illusion.' He's always grading on that sort of scale".

Nonetheless, the imaging characteristic of these two main glioma categories are not always grade-specific, as in some cases low-grade gliomas may show similar morphological features to high-grade gliomas and the latter may present relatively benign imaging findings [ 3, 45].

The Corvette's plasticky interior has always been graded on a curve, achieving a "C" only when scored with the remedial students — meaning older Corvettes.

Evaluation of student thinking and learning does not always require a formal exam, graded in detail!

Because a news release is not always available, many stories are graded N/A.