grading

IPA: grˈeɪdɪŋ

Examples of "grading" in Sentences

The grading system changes.
It is the grading of the disease.
Grading is the bane of the profession.
The latter grading is the ghost number.
That's what we call grading on a curve in the film critic system.
For sure, no two coins are alike and grading is an art not a science.
Coin grading is very difficult and no one, not even Albanese, can ‘bat near one thousand.’
Because I am now immersed in grading exams to which I need to return I cannot say any more now.
Previous efforts to standardize coin grading, even with encapsulation, were not entirely successful.
I am trying to find out if there is any correlation between the various systems used in grading hotels.
In Mexico real estate, another common problem I see with grading is the use of gardens against the exterior of the house.
Also, since grading is relative, the person who is the 7 will look better than a 7, because of all the 9s who did not “get” how to take theexam.
The idea that Barack Obama could not have graduated from Harvard Law School without preferential grading is one of the most ridiculous racist assertions made so far during this campaign.