Sentence examples for get a lower score from inspiring English sources
Absurdly, a patient with low pain and who is able to perform all activities except sports (E3F3 original scale) could get a lower score than a patient with recent recurrence who would not currently feel pain but is unable to perform certain activities (E3F4 original scale).
If you do not do that you will get a lower score and tip.
If you use a cool move in a smart contest, then you'll get a lower score for that round and the judge's voltage will lower.
When to Start My Ph.D. in the U.K.? 22 Oct 1999 My Revised Grant Application Got a LOWER Score, What Should I Do? 8 Oct 1999 Can I Get Funds to Support a Second Degree in Veterinary Science?
"On my Ribbon routine I got two big knots in the end... so I did miss out a few things and I ended up getting a lower score, but I managed to pull the rest of the routine back at the end so I'm happy with that.
Speaking to The Brisbane Times, water sommelier (I'm already obsessed) Martin Riese explained what he looks for in a prize winning drop: "A water which has a unique taste will get from me a high score, a water which almost doesn't have a taste and I could not easily remember gets a lower score from me".
Even starting to study a week in advance, I got a lower score then when I (didn't study) at all.
Possible explanations for the above differences may lie in the better quality of private services or that expectations are already high among the population, both for users and nonusers, and because the different measures used in terms of getting a lower score with the responsiveness measure as compared to a dissatisfaction measure.
Instead, the total S-scores are re-scaled so that the institution with the best S-Score receives 100 points and all others get a lower (but positive) point score.
Get a lower interest rate.
