Sentence examples for are being marked from inspiring English sources
Are they saying that the modules examined this summer are being marked to stricter guidelines than those taken earlier in the course?
The Guardian's Jeevan Vasagar reports evidence that English GCSE students are being marked down to curb grade inflation.
Stocks are being marked down on the suspicion of a slowdown and, in a crazy double whammy, on the confirmation, too.
Some Christmas decorations are already on sale, for example, and blue jeans, once best sellers, are being marked down in many places, they said.
Bamba described a situation where "houses are being marked according to tribe," raising worries that northerners belonging to Ouattara's ethnicity may soon become a target for Gbagbo's forces and supporters.
"The main point is that we've been here six months, and not only have we produced a comprehensive energy plan, but specific initiatives are being marked up in Congress," said Mary Matalin, Mr. Cheney's chief political adviser.
Debates, such as they are, are marked by an exaggerated decorum.
It is being marked by something altogether more splendid, albeit accidentally.
