Sentence examples for larger score from inspiring English sources

But pirates were at sea, too, and hoping for a far larger score.

The single-player game requires users to answer a series of questions within a set time limit, receiving a progressively larger score for each correct answer - which has to be banked, of course.

Here he's John, the supervisor of the counting center, a skilled but stammering salaryman who catches two of his employees sneaking out money and, rather than turning them in, suggests that they cooperate on a much larger score.

He made a further improvement with an even larger score of 180, as England won the fourth Test.

Carlisle then won his second contest, achieving a larger score than the previous day to stay on for another match.

Adding the judges' scores gives the judges who assign larger score differences between options more power in determining the final evaluation.

But Felton has assumed a significantly larger scoring role than Lin did when he shared the court with Anthony.

The total scores ranged from 36 to 78; larger scores indicate a greater impact.

The total scores ranged from 36 to 78; larger scores indicate greater impact.

The latter gives a score of zero for uniform stimuli – corresponding to human percepts of grey, black and white – and larger scores for SPDs with "narrower" peaks.

Each question was scored individually with 1 to 5 points, where larger scores indicate noticeable difficulties, resulting in a total of 15 to 75 points.