Sentence examples for d grades from inspiring English sources

Transit and aviation did not fare much better, getting D grades.

Dr Christopher Wray, the head of Manchester Grammar School, said his very able candidates were often given C and D grades for GCSE and A-level modules.

In our view, that is unfair to pupils with the potential to move from E grades to D grades or from B grades to A grades.

City officials point out that Jamaica High School, in Queens, has received D grades the last two years and has been labeled persistently dangerous by the state.

She is devastated that she got C and D grades in her science exams - and a C in English literature.

"Our concerns are focussed on the border between C and D grades, which is critical for students who want to move on to other courses.

They now have a D grade.

The Cato Institute, a libertarian think-tank, gave him a "D" grade for fiscal policy.

Having left with just four GCSEs at grade C or above, and a D grade in maths, she has always seen herself as rather mediocre academically.

"The most extreme example was the brightest boy in the school who was given a D grade for an A-level history module.

Despite having only received a D grade in his computing GCSE, he taught himself to program so that he could beat the online games he played.