Sentence examples for using a point system from inspiring English sources

To meet these goals, your course grade is computed using a point system with a total of 300 points.

Pairs in which one negotiator behaved dominantly and the other submissively (as instructed) reached the best deals, as measured using a point system.

At the end of the theater season, which runs from October through May, more than 100 student critics gathered to evaluate the shows using a point system to decide the award winners.

"I think what we keep asking ourselves is, what will be better approaches?" A hazy aspect of the decision is whether some white students rejected by universities using a point system will now be able to petition for admission.

Just a handful of people come out to the farm for pickup each Saturday, filling their shares using a point system, cutting flowers and picking their own if something is in abundance.

No, and I don't know anyone at the large publics who is saying they can," said Mabel G. Freeman, assistant vice president for undergraduate admissions at Ohio State University, where the representation of minority students is less than in the national population, even using a point system.

Around two-thirds of immigrants are now admitted on the basis of their skills, using a points system to pick the most useful people; the other third comes from reuniting families.

The Kennedy-Kyl bill seeks to satisfy some of this pent-up demand by allowing 380,000 permanent merit-based visas a year, using a points system that takes into account job-related skills, education and fluency in English.

Using a points system that is altogether different and even more complicated than the one used to figure out the drivers' standing, Newman has crept to within 21 points of Johnson in the race for the rookie of the year award entering Sunday's 500-mile event at Long Pond, Pa.

And it runs a food bank "supermarket" in the basement, which on Christmas Eve was packed with families whose low incomes qualify them to stock up on basics such as rice, pasta, meat, dairy, cereals, canned vegetables and fruit using a points system devised by the charity.

Wheelchair rugby athletes are classified using a points system, with the most severely disabled athletes being graded at 0.5 points, rising to 3.5 points for the more able.