Sentence examples for ranking down from inspiring English sources

With her ranking down to No. 58, Ivanovic recently hired Steffi Graf's old coach, Heinz Gunthardt to improve her game.

It is no secret that when it comes to paid parental leave, the United States is among the least generous in the world, ranking down with the handful of countries that don't offer any paid leave at all, among them Liberia, Suriname and Papua New Guinea.

This year, lowered expectations for growth in jobs, income and gross state product knocked Virginia's growth-prospects ranking down to 26th.

Park stormed back to score the final five points and win men's epee in a matchup of the youngest and oldest competitors in the field. . Park missed much of 2015 with a serious knee injury that helped push his world ranking down to 21st.

He will be No. 7 in the next ranking, down from No. 4.

The Fighting Irish almost certainly cannot finish in the top six and receive an automatic bid, not after losing its second game and dropping in both the voting polls and the computer ranking -- they are No. 15 in the New York Times computer ranking, down from No. 8.

"Look at China – it ranks down in 52nd overall.

And when you are ranked down at 250 in the world, this was going to be a very big win.

But for the player now ranked down at 17th in the world this is just the latest setback.

Group 1 includes the highest ranking down-regulated genes, such as the homeodomain transcription factors genes rx2, six6b, six7, hmx1 and vsx2, the retinoic acid-related receptor genes rorb and rorab.

But of all the adjectives one could summon to describe the Jets now, good would rank down the list, behind undermanned and, perhaps, overwhelmed.