Sentence examples for its own scoring from inspiring English sources

If you're part of the Internet media, everything you put out into the world comes with its own scoring system.

That came after the revelation, last spring, that Pearson had flunked its own scoring of the city's gifted-and-talented tests.

Competitors fight in three categories – foil, sabre and epee – and each weapon has its own scoring area, with the foil scoring if contact with the torso is made, while sabre and epee can connect anywhere above the waist.

Each financial institutions does its own scoring, and information on a borrower's creditworthiness is not widely dispersed.So while the banks can now act as the shop-front for consumer loans, the sarakin can toil away in the background giving the thumbs up or down on the borrowers.

Silver Living offers its own scoring system — the traditional "our of five stars" approach — which are compiled based a variety of factors, including inspection reports and complaint reports.

LinkedIn could take the Ryu hire as an act of war and look to squash Identified by launching its own scoring system.

South Africa, impermeable in 2009, was acutely vulnerable to this type of attack and continued to produce most of its own scores from close-range efforts by forwards.

Battleship Potemkin never had its own score, although the DVD is accompanied by a chopped-up version of Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony.

Each was settling its own scores on Congolese soil, chasing down long-troublesome rebels who had been hiding out in Congo, or intervening simply to cart off Congo's riches or back up an ally.

When I was commissioned to make a "cartoon" (a design) for a monumental artwork to be made here, I had no idea that the creation of this vast woven surface, a process virtually unchanged for centuries, would have its own score.

Connecticut, the second of three states with its own scores, falls just below Massachusetts, ranking 9th in reading, 18th in math, and 17th in science.