Sentence examples for score of its from inspiring English sources

Either it's an attempt to justify family drinking on the score of its being character-building or it's because parents of teen-age youths are graduates of the speakeasie and are unconsciously trying to lead their children back from the horrors of the atom into the old safe pathway.

It has tightened its lending standards the average credit score of its borrowers has risen from 640 in 2006 to nearly 700 today and increased its annual premiums.

The summary: New England, clinging to a 2-point lead, decided to let the Giants score so that it would have time to reply with a score of its own.

But by uprooting the opera's story, Mr. Herheim deprives Tchaikovsky's score of its fundamental role in supplying commentary to the story and reduces it to merely attractive music.

For each comparison, we used the top 15% outlying score as cutoff for calling SFP-containing probe sets, within which a probe will be identified as a SFP probe if it accounts for more than 40% of overall outlying score of its residing probe set.

José Yves Limantour, a Mexican conductor, fashioned "La Noche de los Mayas" from the score of its namesake 1939 film.

The company has embarked on a strategy of selling more chocolates through supermarkets and convenience stores, as it closes scores of its own unprofitable high-street shops.

As cited above, OMGPOP nearly called it quits after scores of its Web-based titles failed to take off and generate revenue to support operations.

Besides, the tribe feels harassed by the government, which it says has arrested scores of its members, accusing them of being part of the Taliban.

The number of officers leaving the force, including scores of its most senior supervisors, is surging.

The organization has been seriously weakened in the last year, with scores of its members under arrest.