Sentence examples for lowest marks for from inspiring English sources

Those were the lowest marks for any staff in any month since the Cleveland Indians in May 1968 (.174 average, 1.42 E.R.A).

It awarded the trust lowest marks for risk management, labour relations and information technology, warning: "We found serious concerns that question the ability of management structures and systems to improve care".

Earlier this year, the National Parks Conservation Association, a nonprofit group that fights for improvements throughout the park system and annually rates the most distressed parks, gave Gateway the lowest marks for the condition of its natural and cultural (meaning educational) resources of any of the 28 parks and federally protected areas it surveyed.

One judge scored him as low as 5.0 for technical merit, the lowest mark for a defending national champion in recent memory.

With the US needing to buy less oil on international markets and China's growth sinking to its lowest mark for 40 years, there is now, amazingly, the prospect of an oil glut.

In 2005, the group awarded the park just 6 points out of 100, the lowest mark for a park recorded by the organization in its three years of doing the surveys.

The firm front seats, however, earned low marks for comfort.

The polls gave President Bush low marks for his management of immigration.

The teachers also gave school leaders low marks for communication, management, school discipline and useful feedback.

While Martz and the Rams get low marks for their gall, they get high ones for creativity and skill.

Low Marks for Care Stephanie LaConte, a corrections officer with three young children, expected her hernia operation to be routine.