Sentence examples for has received low from inspiring English sources

This same dynamic is also working for her daughter Bristol, who week after week has received low scores and patronizing dismissals from the professional judges on "Dancing with the Stars" only to be rescued by populist masses voting at home.

Bush has received low marks on the economy lately, despite low unemployment, low inflation, high corporate profits and a stock market that's close to a record high.

With Care1st, Blue Shield will be inheriting a health plan that has received low marks at times from patients.

The midfield concourse is part of an ongoing $14-billion 14-billionion of LAX, which has received low ratings for years in public opinion surveys.

But an array of proponents, including labor leaders, prominent businesspeople and civic groups, heralded the decision as a significant step that will boost the sluggish local economy and further transform LAX — an aging 1960s complex that has received low marks from air travelers for decades.

The sellers have received low offers — one, recently rejected, was for $400,000.

Defensive lineman Ricky Jean Francois and linebackers Christian Jones and Jarrad Davis have received low, negative grades from PFF for their run defense.

Purpose: To evaluate tongue hemiatrophy as a late effect of brachytherapy, a new grading system was designed and applied to patients who had received low dose rate (LDR) or high dose rate (HDR) brachytherapy for early tongue cancer.

But these workers have been emerging from the background; last year, deliverymen at Saigon Grill, the Vietnamese restaurant with several branches around the city, sued the owners, asserting that they had received low wages and steep fines for late deliveries and closing the restaurant door too loudly, and quite a few of them had been dismissed for protesting.

A doctoral candidate at Harvard University's Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience Lab recently uncovered "euphemistic signs of quality" in the winemakers' notes that appear on bottle labels, with words like "nutty" and "refreshing" corresponding to wines that had received low ratings from critics and rarified terms like "brioche" and "cru" corresponding to high-scoring ones.

It even features a Donor Advisory page with details on organizations that have received low ratings or had government action taken against them.