Sentence examples for grades making from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Alter awarded the prez lower grades, making the point that Obama didn't use his leverage on the banks.

Nerves are frayed worrying about good grades, making the varsity team, whether the kids are too consumed with their social lives, or not serious enough about their studies.

The scraped knees healed, as did the broken hearts; the tough homework assignments yielded test grades making them all worth the post-midnight hysterics.

Well, that's not the whole story: as David Segal explains in the New York Times, most law schools curve their grades, making it mathematically impossible for every student that earns a merit scholarship to keep it.

Furthermore, this study used 'interval between signals' to correlate with ICRS grades, making the result difficult to interpret because the speed of sound and the thickness both can contribute to the change of the interval.

They appropriately and effectively interrupt peers – which in turn is significantly and positively associated with students' grades making the simulated consultations an educational device with " institutional power over the student" [ 29].

But his lengthy rap sheet and poor grades made getting into another school impossible.

Those first year grades make, or break, an entire career (or so it seems).

And her grades make her aunt and uncle proud.

Good grades make parents want to reward you, and you're more responsible.

He finished with 347 first-grade, making him the fourth most-capped player of all time.