Sentence examples for four to six points from inspiring English sources
"You look at those two games and you think we need to get four to six points," he says.
More to the point, Mitt Romney clobbered President Obama and in the sort of shift that political operatives dream about, moved four to six points in the polls.
National tracking polls showed him holding a consistent lead of four to six points for the first time in the campaign.
The 32-year-old, who will win his 123rd cap and will be aiming to add to his tally of 54 international goals, said: "It is vitally important by Wednesday that we have four to six points.
If Mr. Romney gets a larger bounce than that — say, pulling ahead of Mr. Obama by perhaps four to six points in the national polls — that would be a bullish sign for him.
But there's just no way that Mr. Obama would be even-money in the Electoral College if he were trailing in the national popular vote by four to six points.
Items are scored using a four to six point Likert scale and converted to a 0 to 100 point continuum, with higher scores indicating better QoL.
It's not uncommon to see retakers improve anywhere from four to ten points on the LSAT.
The poorest group had less than 4 points, the middle group had four to seven points, and the least poor group had more than seven points.
In Michigan, five polls have been carried out over the past week or so, and in four of them Obama has been leading — by three to six points.
