Sentence examples for earn a grade from inspiring English sources

Rating: Incomplete Brad Davis — Like Corona, Davis entered too late to earn a grade.

Usually, two of every five students earn a grade below C and must retake the course or change career plans.

Attention to detail, every second of every demanding day, helped McCoy earn a grade point average of 3.20 while starring at quarterback.

Mr. Cockrell was admitted with a provisional caveat: he had to earn a grade point average of 2.7 or above in his first four courses.

Rating 7.5 Substitutes Joe Corona — It was his first cap of 2013 but he entered in the 87th and did not play enough to earn a grade.

Pupils starting their GCSEs will have to pass new functional maths and English tests to earn a grade C. The first five diplomas - touted by some a replacing GCSEs and A-levels - are being taught to 20,000 pupils from next month.

Just as restaurants cleaned up to earn "A" grades, banks would seek A's.

Mr. Bloomberg also noted a change made to the system six months ago that eliminated fines for restaurants that earn A grades on a first inspection.

Apple also ranked above the rest as the only company to earn A grades across the board for transparency in its energy sources, commitment and policy around renewable energy, energy efficiency and migration, and renewable energy advocacy and deployment.

Three Thornburg tax-exempt bond funds earn A grades for performance in down markets on the FORBES mutual fund rating system but score D or F when bonds do well.

You're better off in a slightly slower-paced class earning a grade of "A" or "B" than you are in an advanced class earning a "C".