Sentence examples for much lower score from inspiring English sources

But how much of a rate benefit are you probably going to get with your super-high, 800-plus FICO score compared with someone with a much lower score?

In Outcome 1, users gave a very high rating (9.5) to the importance of "minimizing restenosis (or the recurrence of a blockage)." They gave a much lower score (3.2) when asked to rate the degree to which this need was currently being satisfied.

That's a much lower score than all other services analyzed, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu and YouTube TV — all of which had scores in the 80s.

Any settlement that prevents further investigation into bank crime should get a much lower score.

We wrote that "any settlement which closes the door to further investigations gets a much lower score".

The gene for acetyl-CoA acetyltransferase (04509) was co-identified by spot AS_12, however, at much lower score (Table  2).

In loess restorations, much lower scores were typical.

Controversy raged in this series when journalist John Sergeant continued to be saved by the public vote, despite gaining much lower scores than evicted celebs like Cherie Lunghi and Heather Small.

With respect to academic preparation as measured by the student's academic index, minorities had much lower scores at each stage of the college process than whites both prior to and after Prop 209 was implemented (Table 1).

But there's actually nothing new about this, as a number of veterans groups have been very critical of McCain's record and have awarded him much lower scores than Barack Obama (D) on the issues most important to them.

In contrast, the direct relations methods and STRING show much lower scores (Table S1).