Sentences with phrase «wrong scores»

He knows it's possible — possible — that he signed forthe wrong score that day.

By the sound of it, Theo is not involved at all??? My cunning plan is that he will score now to prove me wrong

The Educational Testing Service has agreed to create a $ 11.1 million fund to pay damages to teachers who were given wrong scores on a licensing exam in 2003 and 2004, under the terms of a settlement disclosed last week.

The Good: + Addictive gameplay throughout + An engrossing leveling and customisation system that'll have you truly caring about those little pixelated soldiers + Gorgeous graphics and intricate level design The Bad: — Minor weird combat experiences that leave you wondering what went wrong The Score: Graphics: 9 Shiny suits of armour, futuristic space craft and scary alien monsters abound in this beautifully rendered landscape of alien destruction.

The good news in this debacle: had Lexi made the error prior to a Jan. 2016 rules change, she would have been disqualified for signing for the wrong score.

49 - 46 is the wrong score, 48 - 47 would have been acceptable.

It was an unbelievable game to play in, unbelievable to watch but with the wrong score.»

But he's rejected by Stanford because the daffy high school counselor (Lily Tomlin) has sent in the wrong scores under his name.

In an article titled «Right Answer, Wrong Score: Test Flaws Take Toll,» the Sunday New York Times reported that exam manufacturers «can not guarantee the kind of error - free, high - speed testing that parent, educators and politicians seem to take for granted.»

Clients can easily make the mistake of checking their credit scores only several months before buying a home and many check the wrong score model.

I think this confusion with credit scores is very common and I am afraid that many people have been misled into purchasing the wrong scores more often than not.

I would be a shame to miss the best terms because the agent had the wrong score.