Sentence examples for in the process of scoring from inspiring English sources

In May last year he sustained a hairline fracture to his pelvis in the process of scoring an easy victory in the Jockey Club Stakes at Newmarket and did not reappear for nearly a year.

Companies with names like Klout, PeerIndex and Twitter Grader are in the process of scoring millions, eventually billions, of people on their level of influence — or in the lingo, rating "influencers".

Bendtner suffered an ankle injury in the process of scoring on Wednesday, when Cardiff goalkeeper David Marshall caught him trying to make a save at point-blank range, and is set for a scan to determine the extent of the ligament damage.

The 35-year-old striker had to have lengthy treatment on the pitch after colliding with Tiger keeper Ben Amos in the process of scoring.

Bulls got back into the game through Whitehead's try after Pryce had flicked on Ben Jeffries' looped kick, Foster was penalised for fouling Whitehead in the process of scoring the try leaving Sykes to kick a conversion and a penalty.

And separate to that, Facebook is in the process of scoring a huge win for its team-based fundraising efforts at the moment, as three people (who all happen to be ex-Facebook employees) are using Facebook to raise money to support the families who are getting separated at the US/Mexico border.

That the process of scoring "points" is not in any sense meritocratic and can easily be gamed by those unscrupulous and skilled enough to do so, and that if anything a "popularity economy" is one where the rich get richer and the poor get poorer far more reliably than even the real money economy.

A flowchart of the process of scoring is depicted in Fig.  3.

And just as they realized they had lost ground again in the Eastern Conference, here came Falk to bail them out of a bind, in the process of securing Ewing's next financial score.

It is uplifting to read that admissions officers at selective colleges and universities are looking beyond SAT scores in the process of "sorting" through an ever-growing pool of applicants ("For Gatekeepers at Colleges, a Daunting Task of Sorting," front page, Feb. 27).

Firstly, a domain analysis was performed for the response per item and the cognitive process of scoring in order to obtain emic accounts of the interviewees [ 26].