Sentence examples for example scores from inspiring English sources

Facebook, for example, scores high on both.

Dishes count only once; bringing enough cornbread for twelve people, for example, scores just 2 points.

Lobster, for example, scores lower than tinned peaches because it is fairly high in sodium and doesn't provide as much Omega 3 fats as other fish.

Thus, for example, scores 1 standard deviation above the mean might get some kind of B, while scores that are two standard deviations above the mean might be required for an A. But this means that, no matter how good overall class performance is, someone has to get a C, and someone has to fail.

For example, scores of events will take place in Times Square, at the Times Center; the Nederlander Theater, also on West 41st Street; a newly refurbished Liberty Theater, with entrances on West 41st and West 42nd Streets; and the Nasdaq Market Site, at 4 Times Square.

"He leads by example, scores important goals for the club and defends to a man," Mackay said.

The word "sad," for example, scored low for both warmth and competence.

An ordinary farmer, for example, scored 25, a minister 10,000, and the heir-apparent 100,000.

The Czech Republic, for example, scored well in 2002 and seems to have gone backwards since.

(A quarter of the students admitted to this year's Harvard freshman class, for example, scored a perfect 1600, or just below it, on the SAT's).

United, for example, scored a 64 out of a possible 100 points on the University of Michigan American Customer Satisfaction Index the year before it filed for bankruptcy protection in December 2002.