Sentence examples for lost marking from inspiring English sources

Economists generally expect the report to show 60,000 more jobs lost, marking the sixth consecutive month of decline.

Labour officials feared the party's share of the vote in the English elections would fall to its lowest level since the era of Michael Foot and as many as 500 seats would be lost, marking not just mid-term blues but a long-term shift.

I completed it in the hotel but it was a rush and my referencing looked terrible and I lost marks.

Never fret over lost marks in previous exams and get depressed.

After you have done the exam you can see where you lost marks and whether this matches up with areas you struggled with when you were studying.

They may even show you the good and bad points of that essay and will identify where they picked up and lost marks.

China loses marks because of a weak financial system.

Even by having a comma in the wrong place you risk losing marks".

Chinese businesses can score highly on their environmental contribution but lose marks on human rights.

The Knicks are 9-6 againsteamsms with records of.500 or better and just 8-6 against clubs with losing marks.

I prefer to just note that if any undergraduate or graduate student in the UK wrote this in an exam, they would lose marks.