low-scoring

• “They seem fully capable of thriving in the low-scoring playoff environment, allowing more than two goals just five times during this stretch.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Not Much Differentiates Washington From New York

• “Thus the most challenging students are shuffled from school to school, the favored schools thrive, and the larger schools—which get disproportionate numbers of low-scoring students—are set up to fail by the department of education.”

  The Washington Post: Ravitch: Public schools are not chain stores

• “You know, they were relatively speaking a light-hitting, low-scoring team coming into the playoffs, but not anymore.”

  NPR: Giants Wreak World Series Havoc

• “Buc Ball is hard-nosed, gritty, low-scoring football.”

  The Huffington Post: Laine Ewen: Bucs vs. Cardinals: Don't Call it a Comeback

• “In what could be a low-scoring series—the Rangers allowed only 198 goals themselves—Lundqvist may be the greatest advantage the Rangers have, but he isn't the only one.”

  The Wall Street Journal: In Playoffs, Rangers Hope to Ride Hot Goalie

• “Dave Tippett came into Phoenix this season and transformed the Coyotes into a team that is comfortable winning low-scoring games.”

  Payroll size still a factor in cap era, but a few teams thrive on a budget

• “At Derby the home side were also defeated in a low-scoring affair.”

  The Guardian: Marcus Trescothick smashes 108 as Somerset crush Essex

• “Having few new entering students is an enormous advantage not only because low-scoring transfer students are kept out but also because in the later grades, KIPP students are surrounded only by successful peers who are the most committed to the program.”

  The Washington Post: Myths and realities about KIPP

• “Mr. Brodeur, 38, says he has never been frustrated by the endless parade of low-scoring games during the course of his career, which often put more pressure on his perfor mance.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Devils Struggling With New Identity

• “Just imagine the situation for special education, low-scoring, or other special needs children if even pickier private schools are given a crack at public money.”

  The Huffington Post: Julie Woestehoff: Education reform's problem is identifying the problem

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