Sentence examples for poorer marks from inspiring English sources
Don't let any educational shortcomings discount you – you don't need to broadcast a failed module or year, or poorer marks than expected.
Opinion polls, which long gave Mr Obama a higher approval rating on foreign policy than for his overall job performance, now give him poorer marks for his handling of the world, suggesting such a swing might be welcome.Mr Obama's likeliest successors, including the Democrats' front-runner, Hillary Clinton, will want to be seen as more forceful.
(Not surprisingly, the schools get poor marks).
The kids were given poor marks at school.
I'm not alone in getting poor marks.
While the Buick crossover received poor marks, according to Mr. Stephens, other cars "drew great praise".
Sinead smiles through the poor marks, adopting the obligatory brave face.
Most of her subjects she liked, and only a handful get poor marks today.
On the other hand, some writers do address the sixties — and give it poor marks.
He earned poor marks at the University of Arizona, hardly a bastion of academic rigour.
