Sentence examples for given good marks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dervis was brought into government from the World Bank 16 months ago to deal with the economic crisis, and he has generally been given good marks for engineering the beginnings of a turnaround.

The song itself was given good marks: Hyman called it the episode's "best performance" because "they each brought something special to it", and Futterman said that New Directions "channels the emotion of the original for a fitting vocal cap to the night".

The Consumer Reports ratings — which are based on surveys of the magazine's readers — gave good marks to several stores, including the Denver Mattress Company.

City officials graded their progress, giving good marks to those with high numbers of placements, and poor grades to those that fell behind.

He intimidated professors, burned their cars, and helped kidnap briefly their children to force them to give good marks to certain students.

Another close watcher of presidential polls, Andrew Kohut, director of the Pew Research Center, also gave good marks to pollsters, including his center's pollsters.

Overall, most of the employers were satisfied with the students' ability to interact (Item Q12) because they gave good marks to most of the students, but most of them were dissatisfied with the students' leadership ability (Item Q4).

He gave good marks to the oddly named Fat Spaniel, which uses Web-based software to measure energy savings too.

So the broadcast networks gave good marks to one candidate and bad marks to another, while Fox was tough on both and most balanced overall.

In addition, with virtually all recent reports giving good marks to the Dogs of the Dow's performance, we need to address that first.

Consumer Reports gives good marks for T-Mobile plans that generally offer more service for the money than those of Verizon or Alltel.