Sentence examples for scorecard's from inspiring English sources

And Scorecard's back from our fashion hiatus!

In that situation, whichever fighter ahead on the judges scorecard's is declared the winner.

The Prius remained the top nonluxury model in the scorecard's environmental improvement category by emitting 40 percent less greenhouse emissions than comparable nonhybrid models.

Some companies went a step further, however, and discovered the scorecard's value as the cornerstone of a new strategic management system.

The scorecard's authors attribute Boston's success to a number of strong city-wide energy policies and local initiatives, which helped it score well broadly across the board.

And even if they do, the absence of a universally agreed-upon definition for what it means to be "green" tends to undermine any particular scorecard's claim to having the full view of things.

Of course, Beantown fans would never check that scorecard – he's yesterday's news, like Bobby V and fried chicken.

Take a look at this past Wednesday's ratings scorecard: Beck's evening-time ratings spike is pretty gaudy.

According to The Street's "Stat Book Scorecard," Dykstra's picks earned $183,650 on a hundred and three trades in an eight-month period last year.

This year's Scorecard updates BSA's rating of the cloud-related polices of 24 countries that account for 80percentt of the world's IT markets.

Scorecard Mr. Thompson's mission is simple here: Even though voters may not remember him much from his 2009 run, he wants them to know that he is back.