Sentence examples for ranks drop from inspiring English sources

If ranks drop in a school as pupils move to upper grades, they must be doing worse compared with pupils elsewhere than when they were younger.

Some demonstrators showed restraint, yelling to the rowdier members in their ranks, "Drop your stones!" Others tore through the slums, witnesses said, raping women and attacking people with machetes.

But one of them, Felipe Luciano, 53, who calls himself a black Puerto Rican, persuaded the other two to close ranks, drop out of the race and support him.

Teachers' aides and professional development staff members, whose ranks dropped by about 8 percent compared with last year, held the positions that districts decided to cut most frequently.

Indeed, the number of canines, at least 120,000, is now greater than the number of children, whose ranks dropped to 107,000 from 112,000 in the past decade, according to 2010 census figures.

The automaker said it would save $6 billion annually by thinning its salaried management ranks, dropping thousands of American and Canadian factory workers, and emphasizing the production of larger sport-utility vehicles rather than sedans.

He raised that launch angle, all right - his liner rate percentile ranks dropped to 41 and 55 in 2017-18.

This demonstrates that, as expected, machine learning methods do better on compounds from within their training sets (for example, the percentage of maximum Top 1 ranks dropped from 34 to 18%).

ERG11, ERG6, and ERG5 ranks dropped, or improved, only with the addition of expression data from erg11Δ/ERG11, erg6Δ, and hem1Δ, respectively.

Still, upon addition of TUB1 deletion expression data, ranks dropped by over 300, and TUB1 RCs were in the top 98% and 97% of all RCs for GI10, 3ET and GI10, 4ET experiments, respectively (Table  8).

After watching his ranking drop to No. 125, Ivanisevic's revival has been surreal to everyone, including Henman.