Sentence examples for lowered marks from inspiring English sources

In particular, the variable 'Contact with the police or child welfare committee', but also 'Lowered marks due to misconduct at school' and 'Arrested by police for drunkenness', were associated with a conviction for violent crime.

This game lowered those marks.

It appears that in order to maintain a semblance of consistency between this year's results and last year's, the exam boards deliberately lowered the marks of top students.

But he placed second with lower marks for artistry.

He gave his share of lower marks, including four zeros.

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.

Villagers gave the speech much lower marks when it was given by a woman.

But Fair Along had been beaten off lower marks on his two attempts in handicap hurdles.

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

Many suburban districts with traditionally high graduation rates fared well under the new standard, though some received significantly lower marks.