Sentence examples for given no points from inspiring English sources

However, he was still given no points – only to have the decision later reversed.

So he was given no points, I felt very uncomfortable doing it and I didn't like doing it, but  I had no way of scoring him".

That does not sound like a steep decline, but there is no way to imagine otherwise because readers are given no points of comparison in other industries.

Correct predictions without the correct associated genes are given no points.

An additional 2 points are added if mediastinal or treatment dose spinal radiotherapy was given (no points added for palliative radiotherapy for pain control).

For example, in the domain concerning principal symptoms, students who assessed and described at least three correct principal symptoms in just 0 1 of the video cases were given no points, in 2 3 video cases 1 point, in 4 5 video cases 2 points and so on.

Some Trump loyalists outside the White House who are preparing to go on television news shows Thursday to defend the president and undermine Comey's testimony said they have been given no talking points, nor seen any evidence of a strategy taking shape.

And he's right: since its foundation in 1956, the Eurovision Song Contest has been full of surprises: for instance, despite our now obsession with the Swedish band, the UK gave no points to ABBA when they competed in 1974.

The negotiators were given no reference points or standards for agreement, creating a highly ambiguous negotiation.

Only at the Dresden briefing, my father told me, were the crews given no strategic aiming point.

They predict that most blind and partially sighted people will be given no more than nine points under the current structure of the test, meaning they will not qualify.