Sentence examples for strong marks for from inspiring English sources

In an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll in January, 7 in 10 Americans gave him strong marks for "being easygoing and likable".

In an industry not particularly noted for customer satisfaction, Verizon has gotten relatively strong marks.

Dell's latest plan, however, is getting strong marks.

The strongest marks are "fanciful and arbitrary".

In a report issued by the World Bank, Asia was given high marks for its strong growth and for "increasing integration of the region, evident most strikingly in booming trade with China".

Intel didn't touch its dividend Tuesday, but after it scored high marks for a strong third quarter Citigroup's research arm tacked a buck onto its price target and upped revenue and earnings forecast for the chipmaker.

The game received high marks for its "strong atmosphere", "fun gameplay", and "great visuals", but lost some due to its "weak ending".

DETROIT: General Motors Co (GM.N) shares rose as much as 3.1percentt and closed 2.1percentt higher on Tuesday after banks resumed coverage of the automaker with high \ marks for its strong post-bailout balance sheet and its position in emerging markets.

Such histone modifications can be stably maintained through cell divisions and are strong candidates to serve as marks for epigenetic regulation.

Some team members, such as Google, are strong on technique but could lose marks for style, especially from the Chinese judges.

[W]hen it comes to the president's personality, voters still like what they see…he gets his highest marks for having a strong family and family values (74percentt give him a high rating here), being easygoing and likeable (68percentt), being inspirational and exciting (51percentt) and having strong leadership qualities (49percentt).