The phrase "at some scoring" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific point or level in a scoring system, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The team performed well at some scoring, but they need to improve their overall strategy."
Alternatives: "at certain scores" or "at specific scoring points".
For some scoring at home, these denunciations have fallen woefully short of those for Rocker and drawn simplistic conclusions, e.g., the liberal news media won't take on a young black athlete from the 'hood the way it did a white man from the South.
This means that when we look at his marking, some scores are too generous, some are too mean and there is no pattern.
So to answer the question "Do Charter Schools Really Do Better?" let's look at some test score numbers from Los Angeles.
"It's disappointing, but at the same time, it's not surprising because there are so many things that could be happening," Scot Horst, senior vice president for the LEED program at the Green Building Council, said of some scores.
But they continued to battle, got some quality at-bats and scored some runs".
Steamed puddings can be made with pools of jam at the bottom, replacing sweet golden syrup for a change, as I did the other night at home, scoring some major points with my husband, Damian.
BBC Scotland has a look back at some unique goal scoring debuts in Scottish football.
Once again, immigration policy is the football that player after player mishandles in a failed attempt at scoring some sort of security touchdown.
(Just look at some of the scores of documents they filed yesterday!) The kind of lawyers who work on these things are what you call "transactional lawyers," which mostly means that these are lawyers who don't practice in a courtroom.
At some points, risk scores have incorporated cognition, 18 but many case mix adjustment tools and prognostic indices still do not incorporate cognitive measures.
