Sentence examples for debate grades from inspiring English sources
"My debate grades: Gingrich Perry B+y B+; Romney B+; Huntsman B; Bachmann B-; Santorum C+; Paul C Cainn C-," Mark Halperin, of Time magazine, tweeted on Saturday night following the CBS/National Journal debate on foreign policy.
For two decades, there has been a debate about "grade inflation", the statement added.
Our public dialogue about healthcare resembles a 10th-grade debate society, with the exception being that the 10th-grade debate society is likely more focused and disciplined.
He said there needed to be a renewed debate on the grading system to make it harder to obtain the top grades and to improve the credibility of the exam.
He teaches 8th grade English and U.S. History, as well as 7th-grade Debate and African-American History.
Mr. Obama was wading into a simmering debate about eighth-grade ceremonies and their attendant hoopla.
In a seventh-grade debate spurred by the 1980 presidential election, he was the only student in his class who volunteered to speak on behalf of Jimmy Carter.
After a yearlong debate over whether grade inflation exists at Harvard, and whether -- if it does -- it blurs the distinction between truly excellent students and those who are merely good, a committee of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences came back with a cautious answer of yes to both questions.
Another point of continual debate is the grading of quality of evidence.
The use of thromboprophylaxis in women with a history of at least two miscarriages or one later intrauterine fetal death without apparent causes other than inherited thrombophilia remains a matter of debate (overall evidence Grade C).
Eighth-grade scores have traditionally lagged behind fourth-grade scores, prompting debate over whether the eighth-grade tests have been written or scored to a higher standard.
