Sentence examples for the plus score from inspiring English sources

That is what happened at Mittelman's table, giving his team 10 international match points, but at Cheek's something strange happened on the way to the plus score.

Still, the Plus score, ranging from 330 to 830, is "indicative" of your overall credit risk, according to Experian, and can help you see general trends.

(Here's how Experian's own Web site describes the PLUS score: "The PLUS Score, with scores ranging from 330 to 830, is a user-friendly credit score model developed by Experian to help you see and understand how lenders view your credit worthiness. It is not used by lenders, but it is indicative of your overall credit risk.

But there was a furious argument, after which a committee came up with a weird ruling: The plus score achieved by the Americans in the replay should be credited to the French.

They gained the largest plus score of the eight-day tournament.

The score was the number of centimeters short of reaching the toes (minus score) or reached beyond the toes (plus score).

It continues the pattern of bat dominating ball in this tournament as the third 400 plus score achieved in the pool stages, following South Africa's 408-5 and 411-4 against West Indies and Ireland respectively.

It was the only East-West plus score in the event.

North's team was now due to win the tournament if his teammates produced a plus score with the East-West cards.

Going into the rest day, Adams and Wells were the only British players on 50 per cent or more while all the Dutch had a plus score apart from Jan Timman.

"Some experts kept insisting that Petrosian was off form, and that he should have had a plus score at the end of the sixth game... ...... to which Fischer replied People have been playing against me below strength for fifteen years Fischer's match results befuddled Botvinnik: "It is hard to talk about Fischer's matches.