Sentence examples for marking so from inspiring English sources

I hate marking so much that I've almost considered rejoining the Association of University Teachers (AUT), just so I can join in their assessment boycott.

For Everton, it was another reminder that, at this level, a team cannot expect to get away with marking so negligently.

The ball zips around continually, its progress plotting a swift, almost mathematical course, and the two teams move with it, the marking so close, the anticipation so fast that they appear a single organic entity.

Sure, some universities are now (belatedly) docking pay from lecturers who are boycotting assessment, but I hate marking so much that I'd quite happily swap some of my salary if I never had to see a student script again.

These tutors have protected time for marking, so it could also be argued that they were able to be more conscientious and careful in their methods of marking.

Concerning the assumptions required for the method, ear-notches provide a permanent marking so the assumption of zero mark loss is justified.

But local accounting rules allow Dexia to avoid marking so-called available-for-sale assets to market.

The double H3K4 and H3K27 trimethylation, marking so-called bivalent poised genes was present in 4-5% of genes; however, a mark for silenced genes, H3K27me3 alone, was clearly decreased (9-12%) among expressed genes.

Mandela marked so many firsts in his brief five-year term as President.

Little is marked, so connecting present and past is a combination of rumor and research.

The contrast between their skin and flesh is not as marked, so peeling is optional.