Sentence examples for public scoring from inspiring English sources

So far the programme has been a hit with both critics and the public, scoring high ratings and positive reviews.

Hopefully, we can leave a bit of a mark here and inspire kids to play and people to watch". The former Penrith and Wests playmaker has already had a chance to show his wares to the Warrington public, scoring in Ryan Atkins' testimonial game against Widnes.

I scored below 7% of the public, with 87% of the public scoring zero to 11 out of 15.

In these ways, increased use of public scoring rubrics for evaluating student work may be a useful strategy in preventing some types of student resistance related to perceived unfairness in classrooms.

Then, they publish it, destroying the target's reputation in order to settle public scores or manipulate public events.

A Facebook page called WikiLeaks Libya has made public scores of documents apparently found in Libyan government offices after the Qaddafi government fell.

Their scores could be published and we could even give away benefits to the top public score of the day like promoting their content within the network.

Consensus was achieved on importance of the rest items and on feasibility of most items except for one domain ("Healthy lifestyle", scored ≥7 by 68.8%), one subdomain ("Interpersonal contact etiquette", scored ≥7 56.3%), and one indicator ("Percentage of patients who wear respirators in public", scored ≥7 62.5%) (Table  4).

To test the validity of the proposed method, we compare the machine scores with public rating scores collected on-site from 752 passers-by at 56 locations in the city.

Public parks scored a D+, roads scored a D, and transit rated D-, the lowest single score in the entire ASCE report card.

They don't deserve this public image scoring and we want to take that away from them".