Sentence examples for score people from inspiring English sources

A musical must have an original score, people I spoke to said.

Cable has no issues on that score; people trust him even when he prescribes pain.

"He's a kind of genius, and when he goes a couple of games without a score people say he's in terrible nick.

She told me afterward that the printed music was just "lying around," and said, "It throws me off to see the score, people turning pages, my hands, or the keyboard," and that, in these circumstances, she might make mistakes, especially in her right hand.

After we learn the outcome of a given event, we can go back and score people's forecasts.

Dreaming of the big score, people make concentrated bets.

"I think that 62% is a good number to latch onto, whereas if you've got a point score, peoples' points out [of however many] are quite different.

It scores people as a way to incentivize them to do better.

Yet to raise scores, people usually think only of school reform, forgetting that dollars spent elsewhere might help.

IEO is an inevitable consequence of scoring people's influence.

Its trademarked algorithm for scoring people on creditworthiness became the standard in retail banking.