Sentence examples for score may have from inspiring English sources
The researchers conceded that May's score may have been swayed by one unusually populist speech.
The offense's inability to score may have also contributed to the woes of the run defense.
Iamus, on that score, may have a long way to go.
An advertiser with a very low quality score may have to bid so much for placement as to make it uneconomical.
The official score may have said five errors, but there were other inexplicable acts, too, and walks that just shouldn't have happened.
The score may have been different but this was as much a hammering as last season's semi-final against Bayern Munich.
Even those with excellent FICO scores may have had bumps along the way.
Scores may have died in the American bombing of the fort, but casualty figures were unavailable this evening.
Other studies have looked at how test scores may have changed after the 2011 reform but haven't yet produced clear results.
It was unfair, consumer advocates argued, and the depressed credit scores may have kept qualified people from getting mortgages to buy houses.
His board scores may have been improved by a part-time job helping a Madison teacher named Stanley Kaplan get his test-preparation business off the ground).
