Sentence examples for better completion from inspiring English sources

On the opposite side of the ball, Florida State quarterback E. J. Manuel had a better completion percentage, completing 23 of his 31 passes for 288 yards and one touchdown.

The broader social agenda here, of course, is in part creating low-cost higher education at the US community college level, with better completion rates.

It turns out, if you're not just left alone to a computer system, if there are people talking to you online, that makes for much better completion rates.

Fourteen quarterbacks have been elected to the Hall of Fame in the last 25 years, and Warner has a better completion percentage, more net yards per pass attempt and more yards per game than all of them.

And you certainly want to see a better completion percentage than the 54.7 percent he is at now (that would be a career low, more than 5 points below his rookie year).

A year ago, fresh out of Texas A&M, Tannehill had a better completion percentage than Luck and threw for more yards than Wilson or Griffin, but he ranked a distant fourth in accolades.

One was about better form completion.

Among N.F.L. quarterbacks with at least 1,500 pass attempts, no one has ever had a better career completion percentage than Chad Pennington.

This is partly because the UK has often come up with many of Europe's better ideas – completion of the single market, a common energy policy, climate change initiatives, CAP reform, defence cooperation, and so on.

Since Opta started collecting such data in 2008, no attacking player in the big five leagues who attempts as many forward passes as Messi has a better pass completion rate.

Playmaker Andrea Pirlo has a better pass completion rate than any Celtic player with 74% In the two teams' history, one team has never beaten the other twice in one season.