Sentences with phrase «likely pass the mark»

Not exact matches

What was likely Bryce Love's final collegiate game ended with 26 carries and 145 yards — his 69 - yard run early in the third quarter was quite the punctuation mark — and TCU quarterback Kenny Hill's career ended in fitting fashion, too, with a couple of boneheaded mistakes, 60 rushing yards, 300 - plus passing yards, and a win.

If even one of them shows marked improvement without a major decline in the secondary or the passing game the Lions are likely a playoff team on the rise.

Aside from injury, he has been at the helm for the entire Jim Mora era; he will likely cross the 10,000 - yard mark for career passing yards (he's 170 away), he has completed 68 percent in three years, and he stands at 1,651 career rushing yards with 102 combined touchdowns.

I always tell new moms that they most likely won't get a feel for how easy breastfeeding CAN be until they've passed the 6 - week mark — that it can easily take that long to establish supply, set a routine, and feel like you have any idea what you're doing.

However, if the mark needed to pass, or the boundaries for certain grades are lowered substantially, the SQA is likely to face further questions.

Your targets are likely to be much more personal — passing the five kilometre mark for the first time, solving all the clues in less than 15 minutes, or racking up your highest score.

AVATAR would likely have passed the $ 3B mark, but the highest - charging venues — Imax and 3D theaters — were contractually obligated to end its run in order to show ALICE IN WONDERLAND.

Even with immediate, aggressive reductions, Hansen said it was likely that by the end of the century, temperatures would pass the 1 - degree mark, but that they don't have to pass 2 degrees.

Prior jurisprudence holds that the rights granted to the owners of such «official marks» are distinct from the usual rights granted to trademark owners, and depend on whether the mark used by the defendant is «likely to be mistaken for» the official mark, as opposed to the passing - off analysis which depends on whether or not there is a «likelihood of confusion» and involves a consideration of the goods and services, channels of trade and public recognition of the respective marks involved.

Either this quarter or next, it will likely end up passing the 70 percent mark.