Sentence examples for be given a score from inspiring English sources

At five, each child will be given a score, which will be passed to the Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF).

These are the first few sentences from an essay that should be given a score of 4: In life, "no two people regard the world in exactly the same way," as J. W. von Goethe says.

A jurisdiction where one household controls all the wealth would be given a score of 1 on the index — named for Corrado Gini, an Italian statistician — while an area where income distribution is perfectly even would be scored at zero.

There was also a check for discrepancy: if the two scores diverged by more than one point, a third evaluator would be given a score to be compared to the previous two scores.

Each person in the study was to be given a score based on their physical appearance.

The manufacturers will be given a score, which will be used by Target's buyers (the people who decide what to sell in their store) and will help guide their purchasing decisions.

In this system, each position on the ballot is given a score.

After the experiment, each volunteer was given a score that reflected their willingness to take risks.

Students are given a score of advanced proficient, proficient or just partial proficient.

Her vault, one of the most difficult in the world, was given a score of 16.150.

Iran is given a score of "very high" on Pew's Government Restrictions Index.