Sentence examples for lowest grade of from inspiring English sources

Private, in most armies, the lowest grade of enlisted personnel.

It is made with the lowest grade of anchovies and really saves no time.

This is what Egyptians call diesel fuel, the lowest grade of fuel available on the market.

Seidl says he wasn't exactly expelled from the academy, but he left after receiving the lowest grade of the year.

The middle table, for the lowest grade of stagiare, would be carrying out very, very repetitive work that gets slightly boring at times and is very time-consuming.

Galton rated the 'African negro' as nearly the lowest grade of human being in terms of intelligence and potential (with Australian Aboriginal people as the 'lowest'lowest

FWC decided in favour of businesses in March when it lowered Sunday penalty rates for the two lowest grades of employees in restaurants, bar and cafes.

The Wallabies are confident it isn't a tear, which would carry a recovery time of between two and four weeks even on the lowest grading of damage, potentially sidelining the influential Pocock for the remainder of the World Cup.

The hot sake long served at our local sushi bars has its potent pleasures, but traditionally, heating has been reserved for the lowest grades of sake, to make its rawness palatable.

It received their lowest grades of the show, "B" and "B−", respectively.

Our findings suggest that bullying and victimization are relatively common problems in the lowest grades of elementary school with about one third of the children being involved.