Sentence examples for bad fair from inspiring English sources
Good or bad, fair or unfair, Frankie simply shoulders the substantial obligation that comes with dividing his world — and his room — with a disabled brother.
Ethical reasoning refers to reasoning that "leads to judgments about right and wrong, good and bad, fair and unfair, presenting special difficulties" (Hughes and Lavery 2008, p. 219).
For the three quality sets (bad, fair, and good), Figure 18 shows that the proposed metric (KS statistic going from 0.797 to 0.869) outperformed the NFIQ metric (KS statistic going from 0.632 to 0.82).
Once you're done with the sex time you can look at your phone and get expert advice on how you did (Bad, Fair, Good, and Cool Ranch) and what sex positions to try later.
Do we need standardized test results to distinguish good teachers from bad? Fair and accurate tests could be helpful, but the answer is "no". Before standardized tests, some districts had great evaluation and professional development programs that weeded out low performers.
The SRGH level was collected using the five point scale, with response options: very bad, bad, fair, good, very good.
PARELES Just because Ms. Koch refuses to declare herself a culture czar doesn't mean there's no selectivity at Governors Island, or the place would look like a bad street fair.
In their operative group, five patients showed good to excellent results (Constant Murley scores 93 100) and four patients showed bad to fair results (Constant Murley scores 0 86).
Our questionnaire was binary; enabling multilevel qualified answers, allowing for example, bad, poor, fair, good, and excellent gradations would yield richer information but would possibly demand more experienced, if not expert, subjects.
Subjective results reported in the database were obtained with observers providing their quality score on a continuous linear scale that was divided into five equal regions marked with adjectives bad, poor, fair, good, and excellent.
The most frequently used is the Absolute Category Rating (ACR) assessment where listeners rate the quality of speech samples into a scale of 1 to 5 (bad, poor, fair, good, and excellent).
