Sentence examples for superior marks from inspiring English sources

In a performance report released yesterday, the commission gave the reactor superior marks for emergency and security procedures and good marks for maintenance, engineering and general operations, said Diane Screnci, a spokeswoman for the commission.

Asked whether charter schools or traditional schools provided a better education, 48% gave superior marks to charters; 24% considered traditional schools more effective.

There was even an irony mark, a piece of punctuation I thought could render many an e-mail less offensive and many a blog post obsolete (until, that is, I found the unquestionably superior snark mark, denoted by a wiggly snakelike line at the end of a sentence).

His relationships with his superiors were marked by dissembling, where what he wrote in his reports could bear little resemblance to what was actually happening.

Update: TG Daily got a look at the court documents and reports that Digital Chocolate is suing Zynga because it "falsely claimed to the public, the United States Patent Office and the courts that it 'coined' the Mafia Wars mark and owns superior rights to the mark".

His friends and superiors at the Marks J.C.H. said he was a natural leader.

The documents submitted to the Los Angeles Superior court and mark official proceedings to end the couple's 25-year marriage.

One of the most astonishing revelations in Harding's book is that Snowden had already blotted his copybook at the CIA, where a row with a superior had him marked down as unreliable.

The superior limbus was marked before processing because we tried to assess the location of a possible filtering surgery and to compare similar areas in two eyes; because there may be a change according to the location, there should be less depot medications, nasal and temporal greatest environmental exposure and keratinization.

Morris seems to be an interpreter of clever personality who sometimes brings out the best in well-written lyrics, but she achieves only infrequently that depth of feeling or urgency of expression that mark superior performances either in the cabaret or the recital hall.

Meissner fell on a triple flip but held the lead until Nagasu's technically superior performance drew big marks and a standing ovation.