Sentence examples for score expanded from inspiring English sources

All the pundits pretty much agree that veteran songwriter Alan Menken (Little Shop of Horrors, Sister Act) will win this race, but his work – a rousing, cheerful score expanded from his 1992 movie soundtrack to Newsies – is hardly groundbreaking work.

If we did nothing to make the voucher program more cost-effective — and there is much we could do on this score — expanding housing vouchers to all renting families below the 30th percentile in median income for their area would likely require an additional $22.5 billion a year.

When the score is selected, the EWS score expands to show the latest vital signs and EWS weights for the patient.

Here Score w represents the relevance score of the input keyword; Scor e w i ′ represents the relevance score of expanded keyword w i ′, while R i is the value of semantic relatedness.

In 1914 Debussy took fragments of that score and expanded them into this elusive set of short pieces, originally written for four hands.

RNFS reverse nutech functional score; EDSS expanded disability status scale.

RNFS reverse nutech functional score; EDSS expanded disability status scale; hESC human embryonic stem cell; sc subcutaneous; iv intravenous.

24 However, in an effort to improve risk stratification in seemingly low risk patients, the CHADS2 score was expanded to incorporate additional risk factors.

In 2009 IDW Publishing released a comic adaptation of the film, and Film Score Monthly released an expanded score.

Some of those goals mirrored Duncan's - teacher evaluation tied to student test scores and expanded charter schools.

Two of the main drivers of reform were teacher and administrator evaluation and compensation on the basis of student test scores, and expanded parental choice, mainly through charter schools.