Sentence examples for bottom of a list from inspiring English sources

It now ranks near the bottom of a list of 20 peer banks.

Recently, however, Ms. Dooner, a sophomore from Bay Shore, has been celebrating being at the bottom of a list.

It's almost an insult to tack proud Spain on the bottom of a list of another country's wines.

A Harris poll conducted last year that ranked occupations in terms of prestige placed real estate brokers at the very bottom of a list of 23 professions.

With 15.4% of British children falling into that category, the UK ranked seventh from bottom of a list of 24 industrialised nations studied by Unicef.

Dunga was regarded as bottom of a list that included Zico and Tite, who guided Corinthians to victory against Chelsea in the Club World Cup in 2012.

Or that if your 2- or 3-year-old has an off day at the interview, he or she could fall to the bottom of an A list. "At one school they gave her a pincushion and had her put pins in the cushion," said the mother of a girl who just turned 2. "I'd never given her a pin at home.

While Spokeo posts a disclaimer at the bottom of a listing page stating that it does not verify the information (and that it should not be used for official purposes like credit scores or eligibility for employment or insurance), you never know who is looking at these things.

Boris Johnson can talk about the crimes of Bashar al-Assad – and there are many crimes – but from Saudi Arabia to Egypt, Angola to Ethiopia, Britain puts moral concerns at the bottom of a long list of diplomatic desires – a list headed up by loads and loads of pound signs.

She did not want to use the bottom of the A-list actors in an English-speaking project, and lost half the financing, she joked.

That is, if you sorted individuals based on what fraction of take-home income was absorbed by their health insurance premium, there's no reason to suppose that females necessarily would be disproportionately at the bottom of such a list.