Sentence examples for is a step below from inspiring English sources
Professor McConnell will join the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, in Denver, serving at a level that is a step below the Supreme Court.
The agreement, which halted BlackBerry's stock on the Nasdaq at $8.23 a share in midday trading, is only a letter of intent, which is a step below a full merger agreement.
This VDOT project in Arlington is a step below the mega monsters, like the I-95 Express Lanes, but it's a high-impact job in its construction phase and in its consequences for commuters when complete.
So olive oil — especially "pure," which is a step below extra-virgin and in theory less expensive — is a fine option, especially for something in which you'd like its flavor, which could include any of the recipes here.
The P.D.L. is the fourth tier of the American soccer system, a step below U.S.L. Pro, which is a step below the N.A.S.L., which is below M.L.S. It's difficult to focus on getting better as a soccer player when we also face the real-world pressures of postgraduate life.
Allowing the district to remain involved is a step below the level of independence the parent trigger leaders wanted, said Lupe Aragon, one of the parent organizers.
St. John's, a band of inconsistent shooters who have played spottily this season, should be a step below.
It was a step below a formal "travel warning," a designation telling U.S. citizens to avoid traveling to particular places.
Executive actions also include presidential memorandums (which are a step below executive orders and basically outline the administration's position on a policy issue), proclamations and directives.
Appealing to the car-wreck mentality that draws viewers to watch other peoples' lives in shambles, "The Anna Nicole Show" is in the forefront of the latest wave of reality programs, freak shows that are a step below celebrity boxing.
The news agency reports: In diplomatic terms, the invitation was a step below last month's summoning of the US ambassador in Berlin following allegations that American intelligence may have targeted chancellor Angela Merkel's cellphone.
