Sentence examples for score of boards from inspiring English sources

He joined a score of boards, foundations and institutes.

The Rigases are expected to use an "everybody signed off on it" defense, presenting scores of board minutes and financial statements.

Like Webster, scores of independent board members and board candidates are taking a much closer look at the liability insurance that is supposed to protect them.

The outcome of the match is then decided by adding the score of the two boards.

College selectivity is based on the average College Board score of the freshman class.

Last fall, students accepted into the program had a minimum of a solid B average in high school and an average combined score of 1,226 on their College Boards, while students accepted into the liberal arts, business and performing arts schools had average SAT scores of 1,372.

But in the end Slater had only a wave-combination score of 14.90 and a broken board to hold up to Wright's 17.90.

This study was undertaken to investigate the relationship of demographics, medical school performance, and licensing examination scores to board certification.

Her face was frozen in a grimace as her score of 13.633 popped up on the board.

However, according to the TOPSIS method, the supply source closest to the ideal solution is the water board with a score of 0.87, followed by borehole at 0.79, water tankers at 0.31 and the source farthest from the ideal solution is streams with 0.21 as the score.

Performance was substandard across the board (an average score of 14.2, or 38% of the total possible score) with acutely low scores in several triage and clinical areas such as "Washes hands with soap and water and dries them" and "Takes temperature" and counseling areas such as "Informs woman of positive and side effects of medicines during pregnancy" (see Table 1).