Sentence examples for lower marks for from inspiring English sources

But he placed second with lower marks for artistry.

Mr. Bloomberg is given lower marks for his stabs at casual clothing.

In The New York Times, Clive Barnes gave it A's for effort and comportment, lower marks for achievement.

But he has gotten lower marks for his stewardship of Georgia, which has a stumbling economy and a guerrilla insurgency that the government has been unable to resolve.

Both, he said, are suffering in the current crisis and may deserve even lower marks for financial stability when it is over.

Such happy endings are rare in an era when travel providers -- airlines in particular -- have earned ever lower marks for customer service.

But Mr. Obama gets lower marks from budget experts for fiscal discipline.

The pre-transplant marking (Table 1) for macaque M05270 showed there was an approximately 3.3-fold lower marking rate for the EGFP-positive anti-HIV vector relative to the control EYFP-positive vector, despite being matched for MOI based on transduction in HT1080 cells.

Best over this trip, he is now down to a lower mark than for his last win at Chester in August.

Rating agencies, important in forming investors' opinions of Russia, tended to give Russia lower marks, and international financing, essential for Russia's growing private sector, was more expensive.

Notice that a hawk will tend to give lower marks, and hence si- mi will be positive for greater hawkishness.