Sentence examples for marks for both from inspiring English sources

Sir Ian Kennedy, the commission's chairman, said patients should celebrate the success of 42 trusts that received a "double excellent" rating, scoring top marks for both quality and finance.

A variety of office-related sobriety tests were assigned, with marks for both competence and style — from walking the line (an old standard), to using an eyelash curler (fine motor skills), to sending faxes (operating heavy machinery).

Apple had the tops marks for both desktop and laptop tech support.

Stephen Clarke is the president of the judging panel, contributing one-seventh of the marks for both riders.

Ingersoll-Rand earns a Quadrix value score of 84, reflecting good marks for both absolute and relative valuation.

For instance, a system that merely prepended "Is it the case that" to every sentence would get low marks for both question type and variety.

It was somewhat of a high-water mark for both Exner and 1950s concept cars in general.

Later, the teachers announced the gradewide results: 52 votes for Mr. Obama and 21 for Mrs. Clinton (with one ballot, marked for both, disqualified).

Nouns are marked for both number (singular or plural) and gender (masculine or feminine, which are marked only in the singular).

The high-water mark for both came in 2001, when the Gallup poll found them each favored by 25% of people.

Association of BMI and WC with hypertension was also marked for both genders, these associations being stronger after the 50th centile of BMI and especially for WC.