Sentence examples for scorecard it from inspiring English sources

Without a scorecard, it was a challenge to keep straight the groups promoting the boycott.

On the final scorecard, it doesn't matter if you hit a birdie or a bogey: all balls go to the same place and they don't come back.

An interest group "scores" a vote when it adds the vote on a particular issue to the legislative scorecard it gives each member of Congress at the end of the session.

Weekley, who is seven shots back, played the round with Sergio García, who was disqualified for signing an incorrect scorecard; it was Weekley who accidentally wrote a wrong score for the 17th hole.

"Everybody just automatically thinks just look at the scorecard, it's a really long course, we need long hitters.

In the case of Security Scorecard, it was how could a CISO reasonably measure how secure a company they were buying services from was. "Companies were doing business with third-party partners.

Saudi Arabia not known for its lofty standing on global scorecards: it ranks 55th in the latest Human Development Index and near the bottom of gender-related indices came 11th in the World Bank's latest business sweepstakes, ahead of such Scandinavian stalwarts as Finland and Sweden.

Call it a forced mistake, and as I put the play into my scorecard I circled it, for elegance.

As part of the judgement, GMAC was given access to a scorecard computer; it hopes to use it to retrieve details of those who attempted to cheat on their tests.

Take 122 off that scorecard and it could be level pegging, so it was a tremendous knock to set the foundations".

It is not possible to ignore Byrd's scorecard, but it is possible to look on the bright side: these two may well schedule a rematch, which is what most fans would have wanted, regardless.