Sentence examples similar to ranking downwards from inspiring English sources
From the thirtieth rank downwards, the differences are marginal and practically negligible.
It is quite possible that at some point in the future, the rainfall figures for 2012 will be revised downwards, thus changing it's ranking since 1910, but nobody will ever hear about that.
Britain is certainly able to make things: we do notably well in hi-tech industries including aerospace, pharmaceuticals and electronics and, remarkably, the country ranks sixth among manufacturing nations – although the trend is downwards.
Eight children had a repeat urinary hepcidin assay one month post malaria treatment (median hepcidin 1.65 nmol/mmol Cr (IQR 0.48 3.04), with the reduction in hepcidin levels trending downwards (Wilcoxon rank sum test p = 0.051).
In (e), a single inactive compound is predicted with lower probability and is moved 4 positions downwards in the ranking.
We are living through a genealogical epidemic, where family historians search for ancestors in Newgate or the workhouse or the first transport to Australia; but their narratives of unsteady upward social climbing through the many ranks of Londoner – sometimes slithering downwards along the way – are not the stuff of this "people's history".
