Sentence examples for presentation marks from inspiring English sources

The current judging system, with its emphasis on highly subjective presentation marks, allows the judges to favor skaters for past deeds over present performance.

"Those were the lowest presentation marks we've ever had," Salé said.

And though her presentation marks are typically her strength, Kwan beat her there, as well.

Her technical marks ranged from 4.8 to 5.6, her presentation marks from 5.2 to 5.8.

Four of the judges favored Yagudin, whose presentation marks made the difference.

She thought she had done enough but was sunk by presentation marks that hovered at 5.7.

It was a presentation marked by its spareness.

The leak is a slide presentation, marked top secret, dealing with the interception of mobile phones as 3G technology was introduced in Asia.

In a controversial decision, five judges ultimately put the Russian team on top on the basis of the presentation mark, a grade of the pair's unison and style.

An alleged internal GCHQ presentation, marked "Top Secret" and leaked by Snowden, suggests that British intelligence officers targeted Belgacom employees over a number of years with sophisticated malware to gain access to key infrastructure, including the company's international router.

Would it not be better if judges had available a wider range of marks, building up their scores in increments made up from optimal 10's, and including the scoring of individual movements, rather than relying on a single technical mark and a single presentation mark?