Sentence examples for tough grade from inspiring English sources

It's a characterisation understood by former Sri Lankan cricketer (now commentator) Russel Arnold, who spent two years playing in Sydney's notoriously tough grade cricket competition.

In 2016 there were sharp falls in the numbers taking German, French and Spanish at A-level, continuing a trend seen in previous years – with some arguing that the tough grade boundaries were putting students off.

A talented young batsman, he moved from rural Goulburn at the age of 19 to test himself in Sydney's notoriously tough grade cricket system.

Administrators claim that tough grading leads to rivalry and stress for students.

Mudd's demanding curriculum and tough grading standards mean "our students aren't picking us for the salaries.

And the toughest grade is normally the 9th.

The transcripts from schools with tougher grading came with information about the school's rigorous grading policy, a practice that Princeton also employs.

The 2010 test results, which were released on Wednesday, showed a steep drop-off in passing rates as the state applied a tougher grading standard.

This year's tougher grades are intended to bring greater accountability and a sense of urgency -- for teachers, students and parents -- to the task of reading.

Among them: informing 10 families that their children, scheduled to enroll in gifted programs, will no longer qualify, because of new, tougher grading on state English and math exams.

Both my children attended institutions in Canada, and they experienced many of the same things mentioned in the article, including a tougher grading scale and less hand-holding by professors.