Sentence examples for downward grade from inspiring English sources

Unable to lay his heavy weapon on the downward grade, Joshua Donald, the squad's 22-year-old machine-gunner, brought it to his hip and directed a steady stream of automatic fire toward another compound farther north.

They attribute rising marks to dumbed-down curricula, downward-drifting grade boundaries and teaching to the test.

He said the goal was first to nudge grades downward and then to deal with how to calculate honors as a separate issue.

SD-OCT images taken on the days marked with downward arrows were graded for ME, PED, SRF, and HS in retinal layers with positive finding being indicated by a black box.

At King David high school, in Liverpool, the national downward trend in top grades was bucked as the proportion of A and B grades increased by 5% on 2011 figures, up to 58.3% this year.

Let your teen try out the schedule for a while and if her school grades go downward, tell your teen to do additional work on the schedule with your supervision.

Middle class downward mobility.

A row over the sudden downward revision of English GSCE grades suggest that the qualifications regulator responded to pressure to make exams tougher a favourite theme of Mr Gove without giving due warning of the shift in grade boundaries or how to address them.Another conundrum is what to do if an academy or free school under-performs (in America, charter schools close every year).

This littoral shelf was 0.5 m thick, graded at a downward slope of 1 5 toward the center using loamy soil with low organic matter content, excavated from below turf grass.

The VS2/3 cell responds with a combination of spikes and graded membrane depolarizations to downward motion and with hyperpolarization to upward motion).

As shown in Figure 1, miR-15b expression decreased markedly in glioma specimens in comparison to the normal brain tissues and showed an obviously downward trend with ascending tumor pathological grades).