Sentence examples for very score from inspiring English sources

In fact, Experian is being sued, class action, because of that very score and how it's tacitly marketed as being a relevant score in the lending environment.

Patients aged 8 11, 12 17 years and adults were given a five-point modified Likert scale: 'yes very' (score 5), 'yes a little' (score 4), 'so-so/not sure' (score 3), 'no not really' (score 2), 'no not at all' (score 1).

Yet over time he mellowed, and in the last 20 years he has given insightful performances of the very scores he once disdained.

Note that although plant maturity (PM) has always been scored by a 1 9 scale, in the BRUISE population PM was scored from very early (score 1) to very late (score 9), while in the GBC and PIN184 populations PM was scored from very late (score 1) to very early (score 9).

Scores ≤2 were defined as very low (score 1) or low (score 2), scores ≥4 as high (score 4) or very high (score 5) competence.

The possible answers were "very difficult" (score = 1), "difficult"(score = 2), "neutral" (score = 3), "easy" (score = 4), "very easy" (score = 5), "I don 't know; I don't use the Internet".

There are five Likert-type response options, ranging from "very dissatisfied" (score of 1) to " very satisfied" (score of 5), with higher scores denoting higher QOL.

A very good score would have been over 4.0, but scores over 4.0 are rare.

In terms of premiums, Mr. Wilson said, a consumer with a very bad score might pay twice as much annually as a person with a very good score.

It was a very good score against a good attack on this wicket.

That was 600, a very rare score indeed for a nonvulnerable partnership.