Sentence examples for off rank from inspiring English sources

Saving Q.P.R. from the brink of relegation and earning himself a personal bonus reported to be £1 million, or $1.6 million, if he pulls it off, rank higher.

"We are not laying off rank-and-file state workers -- absolutely not," said Heather Grizzle, Mr. Forrester's policy director.

The march follows an aggressive effort by Whitman's campaign to peel off rank-and-file support from the union, which has endorsed Democratic rival Jerry Brown.

cut off ranking member Elijah Cummings' (D-Md).

Among the eight cases, the lifetime QALY method and the proportional shortfall method yielded conflicting worse-off rank orders.

Precision is defined as We used a cut-off rank of 10 when evaluating precision (if the sibling set contains <10 siblings, we used the number of siblings in the set).

Three hundred eighty-four SNPs, one from each stress-related gene with minimum oligo designability cut-off rank scores of ≥0.7, were then selected for synthesis of a custom Sentrix Array Matrix (SAM) by Illumina (San Diego, CA, USA).

All eight teams in last year's play-offs ranked in the top ten in terms of payroll.

There is, of course, a trade-off to Dallas' new-found need for speed: the team's defense – which ranked eighth in the N.B.A. the past two seasons – has experienced an early drop-off, ranking 23rd in the league through the first week.

I even take off my rank in combat.

The fishmeal gives off a rank odor that attracts raccoons, which are vaccinated when they bite into the sachets.