Sentence examples for got better marks from inspiring English sources

We were doing exactly the same job and we had equal experience since we were both fresh out of university – where I had got better marks than him!

Even the Postal Service gets better marks.

The administration gets better marks for its New Business Acceleration pilot program from one frequent critic, John C. Liu, the city comptroller.

Children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren alike get better marks at school, are more likely to go to university and have higher incomes as adults.

Maybe it was his two years of examination hell back home, when he crammed for four or five hours each day to get better marks.

She added that the standardised approach meant pupils only concentrated on a handful of books which would help them get better marks in the tests - rather than read more widely.

I've heard about students not getting the marks they deserve because of non-academic issues, such as having a bad personal relationship with a lecturer, and people might bribe their way into getting better marks.

So, even though he is writing from memorisation, he is getting better marks than the first one.

In our research, men consistently get better marks on handshakes, but that is only because they've had much more practice".

Obama has higher personal favorability ratings, yet Romney gets better marks from voters on his ability to turn the economy around.

An ad for a device using the latest technology promises parents that it will help children become "more interested in school work" and get "better marks in school".