Sentence examples for worse marks from inspiring English sources

The No. 7 line got worse marks in two categories: reasonable wait time for trains and minimal delays during trips.

The unhappiness among New York's Hispanics extends to local leaders like Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who is given worse marks than the president: 74percentt of Hispanics and 65percentt of other New Yorkers disapprove of the job he is doing.

The Times reports that, according to federal records, the bridge in question has a sufficiency rating of 57.4 out of 100, which is well below the state average of 80. Yet 759 other bridges have even worse marks.

To make matters worse, Marks also wanted to run a big bank.

That was typical of the way Lord & Taylor's parent company, May Department Stores, and other stores bought fashion, but Mr. Konheim felt it hurt his company's image to have its stuff crammed on unappealing racks and, worse, marked down.

Because "Girls," for better or worse, marked a seminal moment in the representation conversation.

It is concerning therefore that studies of supervisors' opinions on portfolios have suggested that supervisors often hold negative opinions of the educational value of a portfolio [ 16], (or perhaps worse, marked indifference [ 17]) and that trainees report that a significant proportion of educational supervisors do not fulfil all their duties [ 18].

The scent of a strange animal may make Kitty reject the scratching post altogether - or worse, mark it by spraying.

We get a lot of e-mails like this — probably at least two or three each day promising easy money for some sort of vague, simple task and most of the time I just delete them or (even worse, LOL!!!) mark them as spam.

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