Sentence examples for negative grades from inspiring English sources

Only two of his elements received negative grades of execution -- and barely, at that.

Both have overall negative grades against the run and in coverage, a stark change from last year.

This season, according to Austro, there were approximately eight instances in which Boger was initially given what officials call a ding, or markdown, for a particular call, only to have those negative grades later overturned.

In this decision each segment receives a grade between and 1, where positive grades indicate music and negative grades indicate speech, and the actual value represents the degree of certainty in the decision (e.g., means speech/music with high certainty).

On this scale, a grade of 50 is usually considered a "passing grade", where lower grades indicate a failure (in Israel, failing grades are commonly called "negative grades", reflecting the "loss" with respect to the passing grade 50 as a reference point recorded as 0).

The credit reporting agency Moody's said on Wednesday that it had revised its financial outlook for colleges and universities, giving a negative grade to the entire field.

Lachman test was evaluated as negative in all patients (100 %); Pivot-shift test was found to be negative (grade 0) in 16 patients (80 %) and positive (grade 1) in 4 patients (20%%).

Todd VanDerWerff of The A.V. Club was more negative, grading it a "D".

If motivation is an essential ingredient for students' education, grading -- especially negative grading -- only motivates low-achieving students to give up on wanting to learn anything and results in their dropping out of school.

A New York Times/CBS poll released Monday night found that a majority of Americans disapproved of Obama's job performance, with 54% giving a negative grade and 40% positive.

The first patient was 87 years old at diagnosis and presented with a 22 mm, node negative, grade 2 tumour.