Sentence examples for problem scoring from inspiring English sources

We have no problem scoring restaurants, ranking them or handing out awards, but what about an entire cuisine?

"New Jersey has a good team, but they're going to have the same problem scoring goals that we did," Philadelphia Coach Ken Hitchcock said after watching the Senators limit the Flyers to 10 goals in the series.

Over all, I don't think Toledo will have a problem scoring touchdowns –- the Rockets averaged nearly 33 points per game in 2007, and return most of their important offensive pieces.

"When you have a problem scoring goals and it's just not working, as a coach, I'm going to try to find a way to try to get a combination," he said.

With the exceptional puck-moving defenseman Mark Streit back after missing all of last season with a shoulder injury, the Islanders should have no problem scoring goals at even strength and on the power play.

"Certainly we've got a problem scoring goals.

Carer stress score (equal to the total problem score): Each BPSD caused different levels of problems to carers, ranging from no problem (scored 0) to large problem (scored 4).

'Clinical relevance' of behavioral and emotional problems was defined as a CBCL total problem score ≥70 [30].

This time she landed without a problem, scored well, and the Americans went on to win gold.

We categorized the HoNOS scores into two groups: 1) no clinically relevant problem (scores 0-1) and 2) clinically relevant problem (scores 2-4).

Of all children, 12.8% had a total problem score above 63, indicating behavioural problems.