Sentence examples for prompt scoring from inspiring English sources

Whatever value reconstitution, prompt scoring or annual improvement may have, local circumstances vary too much for these to be dictated by Washington.

That difference would give a definitive edge to holistic scoring in situations when time is tight or prompt score reporting is required.

A strange chemical odor prompted scores of phone calls to emergency service agencies across New Jersey yesterday.

In April, similar attacks killed 80 police officers, prompting scores of others to desert.

Her death prompted scores of journalists and supporters of free speech to protest in Mexico City.

While producing some of their best work together, the union has also prompted scores of websites condemning their ubiquitous partnership.

And the ideas from architects for redeveloping the space where the towers rose prompted scores to say that a balance should be achieved between rebuilding and remembrance.

That prompted scores of frightened residents to flee to the roof, and hundreds more to evacuate to the lobby and street without directives from firefighters.

The takeover of Merrill prompted scores of shareholder lawsuits, as well as state and federal investigations, and eventually helped drive Mr. Lewis from his post.

The situation has prompted scores of defections from the militia and prompted discussions within the Israeli high command about an accelerated withdrawal if the Lebanese force begins to disintegrate.

Paul Tough's article on OxyContin prompted scores of readers to focus on the threat that using the drug to get high imposes on those who need it for pain relief.