Sentence examples for mark required from inspiring English sources
Last year he performed erratically, falling well below the mark required to face Carlsen for the world title in New York last November.
Many pre-election polls had the small rightwing party below the 3% mark required to win seats, but with about 4% of the vote share, the party is on track to win 10 seats - down from January's 13 – but, with a combined 155 seats, the two parties have the numbers needed to form a government.
Britain's rhythmic gymnastics team will not go to the Olympics having missed the mark required to prove they are good enough to compete at London 2012.
"Mr Easdale and his associates have invested just enough to keep them above the 25% mark required to hold a veto over any inward investment to the club via a further, more substantial, share offer," said the UoF in a statement.
Having been eligible since 1993, many believe that this honor is long overdue, and others feared it would never happen as more and more diverse acts meet the 25 year mark required for admittance.
More recently, though, Wall Street Journal and New York Times analyses of high school Regents exams found a hike in the number of students scoring just over the mark required for passing grades, leading the city to audit those tests.
To make that subject hit its mark requires a new spin.
Even just edging over the 60percentt mark requires that developers account for 37 individual devices.
Perhaps making the second mark requires erasing the first or perhaps making the second mark is a means of erasing the first, for it may be that the withholding of assent from compelling impressions requires countering them with others.
Patients presenting beyond the 6-hour mark require additional diagnostic testing if NCCT is negative [ 3, 4].
To illustrate the point, a review of 172 economics modules at seven UK universities showed that only 22% of exam marks required students to illustrate any critical or independent thinking and this dropped to 6.7% for compulsory modules.
