Sentence examples for get a higher mark from inspiring English sources

Once again the negative coefficient for M k means that high scores for M k mean it is more difficult for a candidate to get a higher mark.

If he or she gives you negative comments when you pass a test or get a higher mark than him or her, then he or she is not a true friend.

If you get a high mark by doing this, people will think you are a genius, but just think a few years down the line.

Early indications are that exam boards adjusted their grade boundaries upwards in some English papers, meaning that it was harder to get a higher grade with the same mark as previous years.

These suggested more than 10,000 students who sat tests in January were more likely to get a higher grade for the same marks than those who were assessed this summer.

"But they would rather sacrifice that free time and spend all their time studying to have a greater chance of getting a high mark, and so everyone has to follow".

So my advice to parents of primary-age children is to wean yourself off Compare and Contrast as soon as you feel the temptation, which you almost certainly will, the first time your darling child gets a high mark or a gold star.

But Cuban still gets a high mark for at least recognizing that.

My daughter, a freshman in college, called earlier in the semester to report that she had gotten a high mark on an English essay.

Brian's new teacher (the Stephen Hawking-esque man from "Ready, Willing, and Disabled") takes an instant disliking to him, but his opinion of Brian quickly changes after he cheats on a test by plagiarizing Stewie's work with his permission (due to Stewie's knowledge of technology and physics) and gets a high mark.

As regards the leaders, the ICD patients generally evaluated them as 'good', with the professional leader getting a higher score (report mark: 8.5) than the peer leader (report mark: 7.4).