Sentence examples for grades which are from inspiring English sources

Moody's has 10 investment grades – which are given to what it views as the most secure companies and states.

Some New Yorkers are looking forward to seeing the new grades, which are still 18 months away.

So it was more transparent than the Cruz mailer, which implied that it used public records but delivered voters letter grades, which are not part of the official file".

Bursaries/Scholarships Many scholarship offers will be made conditional on students achieving required grades, which are usually of a higher standard than the entry requirements for the undergraduate courses.

The school environment grades, which are based on attendance and results of student, parent and teacher surveys, and make up 15percentt of the grade, showed the steepest decline.

But in the booklets, the schools' progress report grades — which are based on test score improvement and parent satisfaction, among other measures — are outdated, because the city can print only through the last school year available.

He appeals to kids in the fourth through ninth grades, which is a very tricky time because that's when they start losing interest in reading".

I am now about to embark on the degree of my dreams, despite having A-level grades which were considered unacceptable at the time.

I was OK at school, then I got worse I had a high aptitude and low grades, which was frustrating for everyone who knew me.

But, most schools don't exceed 40% students achieving "good" GCSE grades (which is specified, on BBC News Education as being 5 A* to C grades with at least a C in Maths and English).

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