How To Use Lower rank In A Sentence
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There is some muttering about being 'dragooned', but I do not take insubordination from the lower ranks.
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She was plain-featured, and had rather a severe expression on her face; her dress was as rich as any morning dress could be; her voice deep and unmodulated, -- what in a lower rank of life would have been called gruff; but that was not a word to apply to Lady Cuxhaven, the eldest daughter of the earl and countess.
Wives and Daughters
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The abbot conducts discussions and a questioning session with lower ranking monks.
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He had, indeed, that strong aversion felt by all the lower ranks of people towards four-footed companions very completely, notwithstanding he had for many years a cat which he called Hodge, that kept always in his room at Fleet Street; but so exact was he not to offend the human species by superfluous attention to brutes, that when the creature was grown sick and old, and could eat nothing but oysters, Mr. Johnson always went out himself to buy Hodge's dinner, that Francis the black's delicacy might not be hurt, at seeing himself employed for the convenience of a quadruped.
Anecdotes of the late Samuel Johnson
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I wish,” she added, with that love of evil presage which is common in the lower ranks,
Saint Ronan's Well
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Now France risks being dumped from the premier league to join fiscal miscreants in the lower ranks.
Times, Sunday Times
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The standing army was in the process of disintegration as lower ranking officers defected to the opposition.
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Given the forces of self-selection, they worried that those who were relatively disadvantaged members of society and driven by economic necessity would fill the lower ranks of the all-volunteer force.
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Haguellar had successfully used the Davis Cup carrot to motivate his lower ranked players.
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The lower ranking officer retaliates by slapping the foot solider next to him.
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The country's military junta has come under fire for decades for conscripting boys to the lower ranks of the military as porters and mine carriers.
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If we look more closely at the figures we see that ethnic minorities are mainly concentrated in the lower ranks.
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Haguellar had successfully used the Davis Cup carrot to motivate his lower ranked players.
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Some unionists especially at lower ranks are overzealous and keen to score points among members by wrongly advising the rank and file to go on strike.
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It did not come on time, and in the voice of the garageman in charge I sensed that apathy, hopelessness, and submission to fate which had infected even the lower ranks of the administrative staff.
My Life
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He doesn't take it out on her, he takes it out on the lower ranking officers!
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It was standard practice in the Village for youngsters of lower Ranks to serve an Upper family; many Uppers believed that the children concerned would benefit from regular contact with their Superiors.
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One of the reasons that military impersonation is tempting and relatively easy is the respect that military uniforms and regalia elicit from civilians and lower ranks, the kind of respect that the impostors crave.
ARTHUR REX CRANE
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Very often the officers blame lower ranks of the force for their inability to control communal conflict effectively.
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It can also be demonstrated that there was some degree of mobility within the lower ranks.
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A hospital registrar is of a lower rank than a consultant.
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But despite progress in the lower ranks, the top echelons of the judiciary remain almost untouched.
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The root cause is specialization amongst the lower ranks in the Force, which is a cover for shirking responsibility.
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But despite progress in the lower ranks, the top echelons of the judiciary remain almost untouched.
Times, Sunday Times
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Alternatively, to what degree are racial, citizenship, and gender categories more or less substitutable markers, buttresses reinforcing inequality, used to justify relegation to the lower ranks?
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A hospital registrar is of a lower rank than a consultant.
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The revolution he envisioned would be accomplished through the cooperation of lower ranking samurai and men from the peasant and merchant classes.
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White rum — which Bacardi and others made popular for mixing into drinks such as daiquiris (rum, lime juice, and sugar; named for a beach town near Santiago, Cuba), mai tais (rum, curaçao, lime juice, sugar syrup, and orgeat), and of course rum and Coke — is generally considered of lower rank.
Sweet Home Louisiana
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There is not law dedicated to ecological restoration[Sentence dictionary], but only some related regulations or policies about ecological restoration with a lower rank.
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It is sustained by security forces whose middle and lower ranks are almost as penniless, starving and demoralised as the citizens they are meant to suppress.
Times, Sunday Times
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The lower rank comprises ‘the people of every art besides’, who include wrights, blacksmiths, braziers, craftsmen, physicians, judges, druids, and others.
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There were no fire escapes or windows on the memorial wall and the writers had to rappel from the roof with belayed ropes or sway on makeshift scaffolds when they did an angel in the lower ranks.
Underworld
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This vessel contained upwards of a hundred valiant warriors, several of them of knightly order, who had all night toiled at the humble labours of the oar, and now in the morning applied their chivalrous hands to the arblast and to the bow, which were in general accounted the weapons of persons of a lower rank.
Count Robert of Paris
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For promotion to higher ranks and higher salary a certain number of years spent in the lower ranks and the passing of further examinations are required.
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In Prussia it was fairly easy to pass the first state examination to become a probationary jurist, but because the higher posts were occupied the lower ranks became clogged by untenured trainees who were unable to obtain promotion.
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I agree with denk about the Chinese embassy bombing as intensional but not by President Clinton but someone lower rank in the CIA.
In memory of Shiro Azuma
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The Middle Kingdom was established on the principle that those who are of lower rank and wish to better themselves can do so by means of great deeds and accomplishments rather than by birthright.
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But why did the consolation have to be in verse, no tradition yet existing of elegiac poems for people of lower rank than the nobility?
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The standing army was in the process of disintegration as lower ranking officers defected to the opposition.
