Sentence examples for score because of from inspiring English sources
Blandings should also score because of its parallels with modern-day society.
— JOANNE C. GERSTNER Douglas finishes eighth, with a 14.900 score because of her big form break.
But the Islanders soon tied the score because of some hard-nosed work by right wing Arron Asham.
And Miller, with no previous score because of an injury at the nationals, had the seventh best score Friday night.
The primary outcome measure was the Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test score because of its ability to elicit subtle differences in attention capacity.
This study was designed to estimate the frequency with which changes in Gleason score because of a genitourinary pathologist's review changed prostate cancer treatment recommendations.
However, ponds also received relatively high scores because of their great potential impact in terms of water quality improvement and flood control.
Most of the students had received lower scores because of the processing problems, Ms. Coletti said, although some may have received higher scores.
It was initially announced as a triple play, but a check of the rule book changed the scoring because of an error.
Inkster finished at six-under 210 on a tough day for scoring because of swirling winds, tricky flag positions and difficult greens.
A May 1 letter objects to basing teachers' merit pay on test scores because of the incentives for cheating that would be created.
