Sentence examples for new marks for from inspiring English sources
Counting "Touch," "Awake," and "The Office," that totals seven series on Thursday setting new marks for low points in ratings.
Progress can be measured by comparing old and new marks, for example a change from 50% to 60%% would mean an ipsative mark of 10%.
By his retirement 16 years later he had set new marks for Test appearance, captaincy and scoring records.
In a record-breaking season, Marquez set new marks for most wins, podiums and pole positions for a rookie, but knows defending his title will be tough.
The current film certainly sets new marks for selling things other than tickets; it hawks everything from watches to razors and vodka.
Kennedy worked with Republican Senator Nancy Kassebaum to create and pass the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act in 1996, which set new marks for portability of insurance and confidentiality of records.
NBC's new fashion reality show, "Fashion Star," also set a new mark for lowest ratings.
The sexual descriptions set a new mark for explicitness in a work of non-pornographic intent.
The full color page on which your three film critics present their nominations for the Oscars sets a new mark for obscurity.
His world record of 9.58 was set at last year's world championships in Berlin, where he also established a new mark for the 200 of 19.19.
On Tuesday, they finished another tour of the continental United States, this time in a 2012 Chevrolet Cruze Eco, averaging 64.4 m.p.g. to establish a new mark for a gasoline-powered vehicle.
