Sentence examples for fall into rank from inspiring English sources

Janko Tipsarevic is playing better tennis at the moment, but other Serbs have shown a tendency to fall into rank against Djokovic in big matches.

Explicitly, mass specific power generated by the bats during wing induced take-off was hypothesised to fall into ranks depending on bat foraging strategy (Table 1).

In bankruptcy proceedings, banks and other secured creditors would be paid first, with players falling into the ranks of unsecured creditors, a less important category.

In the decades after her death, in 1947, Cather was in danger of falling into the ranks of regional writers, the rhapsodists of limited geographies.

When that position was terminated, she cleaned houses, then took care of a couple of kids after school, making just sixty-five dollars a week — falling into the ranks of the working poor, a few rungs down the socioeconomic ladder from Garson's characters.

According to Germany's Bertelsmann Foundation some 5.5 million Germans have lost their middle-class social status over the past decade and fallen into the ranks of low-income earners while at the same time half a million others made the grade as high-income earners.

In 2010 the U.S. Census Bureau delivered the troubling but hardly shocking news that almost 51 million Americans -- nearly one out of every six of us -- had fallen into the ranks of the uninsured.

This agency requires a professional, nonpoliticized leadership and staff; a new mandate to study a world economy of startling inequalities; increased financial resources to help fragile and impoverished countries before they fall into chaos; and a rank as a cabinet-level department, so that expertise gets a hearing at the centers of power.