Sentence examples for and a scale of from inspiring English sources
Includes explanation, advertisement and a scale of English leagues.
High art implies a completeness and a scale of humanity that Sinatra's work does not achieve.
These values are then combined and a scale of percentages is applied to the cumulative total.
The repatriation preparedness scale, the psychological subscale of the repatriation experience assessment, and a scale of self-change as an outcome of overseas living were highly internally consistent.
Perry has plenty of others, little visual gags that include his "art quality gauge", a card to be held in front of a piece of art with the question: "Which location would it look most at home in?" and a scale of possibilities that ranges from "Mum's back bedroom" through "roundabout in Milton Keynes" to "Elton John's lawn" and "Tate".
A sample of 76 people with schizophrenia was assessed at two moments in time with the SSQ, the PDD (stigma), two scales of social functioning (LSP, SFS), and a scale of general functioning (GAF).
And on a scale of one to 10 how incompetent is the impatient and increasingly less-than-mysterious Scottish villain?
Whose idea was the #EdStone and on a scale of 1-10 how mortified is that person?
The network did audience research, and on a scale of 1 to 100, we got like a 5 or a 6.
"I've seen over 700 tornadoes," Roger says over the CB, "and on a scale of one to 10, that was about a 9.8".
To develop and validate a scale of perceived self-efficacy for people coping with infertility treatment.
