Sentence examples for be a score of from inspiring English sources
Although the report finds that two-thirds of all the countries rated have a serious corruption problem – judged to be a score of less than 50 – and acknowledges that corruption remains rife, Transparency International said there were grounds for optimism as more countries had improved their scores than seen them decline since the previous index.
A validation study by one of us had earlier found the optimum cut-off point for GHQ-12 to be a score of 3 [ 19, 20].
Enhanced goal-consistent care: The outcome for a patient will be a score of 0, 1, 2 or 3 corresponding to the number of the top three high priority goals that are met in the last week and 3 months of life.
On the flyleaf was a score of seven players.
That would have been a score of 1050, surely a tie for top around the world.
Here was a score of a thorny modernist forging his own undogmatic voice from the radical currents of the day.
For every victory there are a score of defeats, where the years of sacrifice have turned to ashes.
At the very front are a score of young men who know every word to the old songs.
No. Was a hospital on fire in Coney Island, and were a score of power-company workers trapped in a building in Manhattan?
