Sentence examples for mixed scorecard from inspiring English sources

Looking back at Ipsos Mori polling around each one reveals a mixed scorecard for the chancellor's impact on voting intention figures for his party.

All of which has left Mr. Goldstone, at age 72, with something of a mixed scorecard on advancing Middle East peace.

The result is a mixed scorecard for Mr. Boehner as he heads into what could be the most important vote of his tenure as House speaker.

Over all, the results offered a mixed scorecard for Mr. Nader, whose irreverent, youth-driven campaign spent less money -- $8 million -- than the two major parties spent on television commercials during a typical week in October.

July's results show a mixed scorecard for the Chinese economy.

Where feedback is presented to a multiprofessional group, a mixed scorecard may prompt valuable discussion and negotiation of roles; where feedback is presented to a single profession, a mixed scorecard may include indicators perceived as irrelevant to their practice, and its effect diluted.

But the scorecard is mixed when it comes to other areas of physics.

For Mr. Romney, the Super Tuesday scorecard was decidedly mixed.

Not having to pay Saudi Arabia for this is a boon.The environmental scorecard is more mixed.

In the decade since Rio science and technology has made some of its greatest ever contributions to reducing the environmental footprint of human activity, but the scorecard is still mixed.

But in other places, the scorecard is more mixed, as the recent spike in violence in Mali has brought into relief.