Sentence examples for which got low from inspiring English sources

It's a serialized documentary, more like "The Restaurant," which got low ratings.

"Sega got in trouble with some bad games ("Golden Compass") and hurt their credibility a bit with some of the others ("Iron Man" and "Hulk") which got low scores even though sales were solid".

Colombia, which gets low marks for healthy life expectancy and health-care responsiveness, comes top for fairness of financial contribution: its government has worked hard over the past decade to revamp the health-insurance system to try to provide coverage for the country's poorest.

Indeed, those margins — which got as low as 3percentt — were more akin to Wal-Mart's than that of a big-time tech company.

In China, which got a low score of just 14.8, the average work week is 47 hours and the GDP per capita is just $3,600.

That means that the Toyota Camry and Prius v, which got the lowest rating of Poor in the recent round of testing, will both be Top Safety Picks.

The opposition Congress party, which got the lowest number of seats ever, is in slightly better electoral shape than the make-up of parliament suggests.

In current situation, students' perception of learning activities tends to be negative, especially in factor of Differentiation, which gets the lowest score of 2.6 among all of ten factors.

The feature f which gets the lowest RMSE is selected when removed from S S. The feature f is removed from S s forming the next BFS-selected feature set.

Stephen Joseph, chief executive of the Campaign for Better Transport, says the department "has moved away from the lowest cost tender, which got them into serious trouble with the West Coast franchise … to one that rewards quality".

By 18 23 on 23 August, with no Japanese carriers sighted and no new intelligence reporting of their presence in the area, Fletcher detached Wasp (which was getting low on fuel) and the rest of TF 18 for the two-day trip south toward Efate Island to refuel.