Sentence examples for scoring has gone from inspiring English sources

Goal scoring has gone down, not up, over the decades at the World Cup, peaking at 5.4 goals per game in 1954 and dropping to 2.3 in 2006.

Brookings doesn't think so - its score has gone down this year.

The pressure to garner high test scores has gone haywire, the number of cheating scandals has mushroomed and the teaching profession has been dehumanized.

He knows his score has gone down, because he stopped paying the mortgage on his former residence, a small town house in nearby West Linn, more than a year ago.

FOR two years in a row, the Academy Award for best film score has gone to a classical composer: first John Corigliano for "The Red Violin," then Tan Dun for "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon".

Still it's better than the American Keri Herman, who stumbles out of the gate and, realising her chance for a big score has gone, coasts down the course.

If you compare the 2013 ranks to 2014, it's clear that the average score has gone up.

With the reforms in Texas, reading scores have gone up and under this administration, national reading scores have gone down.

And scores have gone up significantly, at least in some college samples.

"He's gotta show that test scores have gone up," he said.

But after six years of steady gains, test scores have gone flat.