Sentence examples for down the ranking from inspiring English sources

To its credit the Met has always tried to play down the ranking aspect of the competition.

The formula used to calculate them gives countries less points if a match is a friendly game, which discourages teams from playing friendlies, and pulls down the ranking of tournament hosts who often lack competitive fixtures as they qualify automatically for tournaments.

The book appeared at number five on The New York Times Best Seller list, before fluctuating down the ranking in subsequent weeks.

As the hearing wound down, the ranking Democrat on the panel, Senator Tom Carper (D DE), who hails from Biden's home state, mentioned a meeting next week with the vice president and invited the two witnesses to come along.

From there, he slipped down the ranking and out of sight, until this week.

He let the race vanish up the road, and deliberately eased himself down the ranking to the very bottom.

But lower down, the ranks are filled by Iraqis and third-country nationals.

In addition, as we see below, a number of "post-industrial" countries tumble down the ranks when comparing their GII to their EPI scores.

The further down in the ranking, the smaller these differences.

If people stop Tweeting about it, then maybe it goes down in the ranking.

"At the time Kei was much further down in the ranking than he is today," says Mr Andersson.