Sentence examples for score even better from inspiring English sources

He eagled the 18th, his ninth hole, to go out in 33 and had chances on his back nine to make his score even better than it was.

The finding that allotment gardeners did better than the control group in several domains of health, well-being and physical activity despite their disadvantageous socio-demographic profile suggests that allotment gardeners may score even better when compared to better matched control groups.

Only a problem early with a couple of short putts kept him from scoring even better.

Mr. Moonves speculated that Ms. Burnett scored even better than the other big specials this month because her material had not been seen in some time.

Even if these values are fairly acceptable, we should also consider that the CPIS score in selected population (i.e. brain injury) [11] scores even better: 97% sensitivity and 100% specificity and question the role of PCT as unique screening test for VAP early diagnosis [12].

The second score was even better, a multi-phase handling effort which involved most of the team and went the length of the pitch before Billy Vunipola got the try his display deserved as he powered over with two defenders hanging off him.

Fischer scored an even better one a year later in 1978, but it was tediously disallowed for dangerous play.

Maybe he scored an even better goal a week later, beating the entire opposing team before backheeling the ball past a startled goalkeeper.

The week before, his team-mate Abraham Minero had scored an even better goal at the Calderón, curling in a neat finish to a neat move.

By virtue of choosing an appropriate cutoff, the sensitivity and specificity of LBGI to predict a reduction in hypoglycemic events were both >70%, and these scores might be even better in the subgroup of patients switched to the pump for frequent or severe hypoglycemia.

And her score could have been even better, if not for a botched triple loop.