Sentence examples for scorecard for all from inspiring English sources

A culinary scorecard for all 30 major league baseball stadiums, from the highs (the Ichiroll in Seattle, the beef brisket in Kansas City) to the lows (anything at U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago).

Public reporting of the quality scorecard for all participating medical groups was introduced 1 year before the quality incentive payment program's inception, and continued throughout 2002 2007.

Taylor, 28, beat France's Mossely on the scorecard of all three judges.

They include: a "sustainability scorecard" stipulating minimum standards for all products; a "supplier go renewable" project encouraging suppliers to become more energy efficient, generate and use more renewable energy; and a commitment to 100% cotton from sustainable sources by the end of 2015 – currently running at 74%.

Implementing a transparency scorecard and ranking system for all newly approved drugs could motivate and increase transparency, thereby supporting existing transparency initiatives, advancing clinical innovation, promoting a trustworthy innovation sector and strengthening protection of human research subjects globally.

Calzaghe won by 118-109 on the scorecards of all three judges.

It will stay with your eBay business for all time and is the scorecard of what your customers think of you.

For all his bravery, it looked as if Balboa would still come up short, heavily down on all three scorecards as the fight neared its conclusion.

A scorecard includes all of the outcomes and competencies that are associated with a specific role; and each role should have a scorecard.

Over all, the results offered a mixed scorecard for Mr. Nader, whose irreverent, youth-driven campaign spent less money -- $8 million -- than the two major parties spent on television commercials during a typical week in October.

Counting all the bills, amendments and resolutions the two men sponsored in that time, the scorecard for McCain versus Thompson reads 840 to 167.