Sentence examples for marks from many from inspiring English sources

The state doesn't get high marks from many locals on its pre-planning for this rush.

On both counts, Mr. Bush gets high marks from many Democrats as well as Republicans.

As business-travel destinations go, Minneapolis and St. Paul receive high marks from many consultants and executives.

Even many of Detroit's critics and pessimists agree that the riverside project is a good idea.Kwame Kilpatrick, the mayor, also gets high marks from many business people and civic leaders for his efforts.

Mr. Hickenlooper, who earned high marks from many analysts for guiding the state through the aftermath of Aurora and two brutal summers of wildfires, has seen his popularity dip recently.

The White House is also trying to do a better job of selling the original $862 billion stimulus package, enacted last year, which has gotten high marks from many economists.

In PathwayOracle, a marking is an average of the markings from many independent simulation runs, which gives rise to the real, rather than integral values, assigned by the marking.

I draw as a collagist, juxtaposing images and styles of mark-making from many sources.

Liberals, by contrast, are mostly unwilling to even try to separate the marks from their predators; many of them, too many, appear to long for their piece of the action.

Yet Zucker's background on Today marks him out from many other network execs (he takes editorial meetings) and those who have worked with him don't doubt his commitment to news.

As one of the last schools of new Labour's costly Building Schools for the Future programme, the design represents a culmination of the architects' 10-year involvement with contractor Lend Lease, and it has a maturity that marks it out from many of the earlier BSF projects.