Sentence examples for score rising from inspiring English sources
Fourth graders had the largest gains, with the average score rising to 213, up five points from 2001.
And as in prior years, the 2,000 students in private or parochial school outpaced their public school peers, with the average score rising to 234 from 232.
Still, he is the motor that runs this vigorous machine, which builds in speed with the score, rising just as the circular, illuminated disc at the back of the bare stage rises like a full moon, steady but imperceptible.
This year's fourth-grade reading scores were almost flat, with the average score rising one point, but with 31percentt of students scoring proficient this year, the same percentage as in 2003.
The West may have caught up, but according to a new breed of political economists, such as Thomas Malthus, iron laws governing humanity, in particular the one that held that people always converted the extra wealth earned from rising productivity into more babies to consume it, would prevent either the West's or the East's social development score rising much further.
There is no John Williams score rising up, as it does at the end of Schindler's List, that allows the audience to cheer the goodness of a savior.
The score rose, but not by 80 points.
The average fourth-grade score rose four points, the average eighth-grade scores three points.
If the cleric lives in Peshawar, the man's suspicion score rises further.
The most impressive gains were among sixth graders, whose average score improved by 12.4 points, and seventh graders, whose average score rose by 11.8 points.
The Harris Hip Score rose continuously from 44.7 ± 12.9 points preoperatively to 75 ± 10 points at 24 months.
