Sentence examples for marks for having from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mueller gets high marks for having made our country far safer than one might have imagined after Sept. 11.

Expect even voters who disagree with Corbyn's politics to give him high marks for having the courage of his convictions and clearly stating his beliefs.

Other factors relate to discontinued operations (booking a one-time gain from selling a business is bad), corporate governance (companies get black marks for having poison pills), inventory (if it piles up faster than sales, then business may be weakening) and free cash flow (a declining number is bad).

Other components of the diet -- those items we strive to limit, such as saturated fat, salt and added sugar -- get higher marks for having a smaller quantity.

[W]hen it comes to the president's personality, voters still like what they see…he gets his highest marks for having a strong family and family values (74percentt give him a high rating here), being easygoing and likeable (68percentt), being inspirational and exciting (51percentt) and having strong leadership qualities (49percentt).

You may also get marks for having a good attitude and for not disrupting a class.

In polls of this kind, you will be marked down for having written more than one great work.

Dell, however, scores well in this regard and on recycling, but loses marks for not having phased out PVC and BFRs yet, though it has set a deadline for doing so.Perhaps the biggest surprise is the poor rating of Apple.

But in our blind tasting, I marked down the 2007 for having too much sulfur.

Full marks to our European cousins for having the character to see it through.

Full marks for ambition, but having the choir precede the orchestra might have made the point as effectively, while providing the symphony with more coherence.