Sentence examples for representing scores from inspiring English sources

Green River is replete with imaginative grave stones, representing scores of creative people, including the painters Stuart Davis, Elaine de Kooning and Ad Reinhardt; the writers A. J. Liebling and Jean Stafford; and the poet Frank O'Hara.

On Thursday, Fitch Ratings, one of the main companies that measure the financial strength of corporations, lowered its ratings on 35 life insurance groups representing scores of companies, some of which had already suffered reductions in their ratings.

That's pretty much the spirit of Antique Alley, a 20-mile stretch of two-lane road with more than two dozen antiques and collectibles shops, some of them cooperative stores representing scores of dealers.

GUIDO [46] is a general purpose language for representing scores.

Results indicated that a latent factor representing scores on measures of acceptance, awareness, and nonjudgment significantly mediated the relation between receiving MBRP and self-reported levels of craving immediately following treatment.

The men and women who comprise The Clergy Letter Project, religious leaders representing scores of religions and denominations, are not opposed to religion.

"This is heartbreaking," said Mr. Oxfeld, who also represents scores of other unions.

Although Feingold has represented scores of clients accused of misstating their residency status, he is ambivalent about the provision.

Mark Lewis, the lawyer who represented scores of celebrities in phone-hacking claims, told Panorama he was representing eight potential victims of Mahmood.

"The banking industry has a pirate mentality," said Matthew Weidner, an attorney in Sarasota, Fla., who has represented scores of homeowners in lawsuits against field services companies.

Authoritative parenting style represents scores above the median value of both involvement and strictness subscales, whereas Neglectful parenting style represent scores below the median values in both dimensions.