Sentence examples for earning a grade from inspiring English sources

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".

Of more concern to the school at the moment is the number of students who are dropping courses halfway through the term if they anticipate earning a grade that would lower their average.

With three years completed in his term, President Barack Obama is moving decidedly in the wrong direction on animal welfare issues, earning a grade of "C-minus" for 2011 according to a Report Card produced by The Humane Society of the United States.

Of the broadcast networks, NBC was rated the most LGBT-inclusive, earning a grade of "good" from GLAAD largely thanks to unscripted programming including "The Voice" and "Hollywood Game Night," and to the network's coverage of the Winter Games in Sochi, Russia, and to the ongoing crackdown on LGBT rights in that country.

Exactly half of respondents indicated earning a grade of B in the course and 32.3% indicated earning a grade of A. No significant differences in self-reported grade or class attendance were noted for students in the 2006 and 2007 cohorts.

Some of the samples studied may have come from HIV co-infected patients with low-density bacilli yielding scanty AFBs on the conventional ZN microscopy and earning a grade of 1+ or more when viewed under the fluorescence techniques.

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

Each endured derision from food bloggers for a few weeks before earning A grades on later inspections.

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.

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.