Sentence examples for score on which from inspiring English sources

1) The biggest problem is the score on which he's focused.

Its methodology involves researching and rating political statements according to a truth-o-meter, the lowest score on which is "pants on fire".

"It's nice to be somewhere in contention and it's a score on which to build for the rest of the week – it's the perfect type of start really".

His 15-yard catch led to a 17-yard score on which he spun neatly and sped down the left sideline.

He offered a hugely impressive interpretation of a score on which almost every great conductor of the past century has made his mark.

The results were spectacularly loud, all right, and impressively rigorous, but they also exposed the spectacularly uninventive, vapid contents of the score on which all that care had been lavished.

And he will perform "Three Tales" (2002), a video work about three aspects of modernism, one of several recent scores on which he collaborated with his wife, the filmmaker Beryl Korot.

ICU, Intensive care unit; SAPS II, Simplified Acute Physiology Score II, on which scores can range from 0 to 156, with higher scores indicating more severe illness; SOFA, Sequential Organ Failure Assessment, on which scores can range from 0 to 24 with higher scores indicating more severe illness.

Are standardized-test scores, on which many schools rely heavily to make promotion or graduation decisions, more indicative of true ability than a ballplayer's weekly average?

The opposition was further emboldened when the state announced this summer that the test scores on which Mr. Klein's accountability system hinged were inflated because the exams had grown too easy to pass.

Following [6, 45, 46] the paper estimates the propensity scores on which women in the sample are matched into and put in two groups-women with valid health insurance and women without valid health insurance.