down grading उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. The reduction in armed Forces pension, and down grading its status immediately following the decisive Bangladesh war, was, not unexpectedly, unpopular with the armed Forces, and has since become a cause of persistent grievance, and distrust.
2. All his questions, he said, are aimed at making the best decisions toward a broad agenda : improving undergraduate education, tamping down grade inflation, making it possible for more students to attend Harvard regardless of cost.
3. Once the Cougar got under way, the engine power kept it at comfortable highway speed, up and down grades, but acceleration was met with a resistance that is not in keeping with the Cougar's sporty intent.
4. The teacher, Karen Bullock, theology professor at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, had talked about Spurgeon and the " Down Grade Controversy, " a dispute over the Bible that split British Baptists in the late 1800s.
5. Exhibit No . 1 : A Wall Street home-building analyst who just a few weeks ago said the stock is worth $ 45 in a buyout deal down graded her recommendation on the stock from buy to hold.
6. Summers also encouraged West, whose classes draw hundreds of students, to become a leader in tamping down grade inflation at Harvard, where one of every two grades awarded in recent years has been an A or A -.
7. He stretches his budget _ just $ 32, 000 for all five teams _ by scheduling most of the teams'games away, and by renting run-down grade school gymnasiums for practices and hiring part-time coaches for the soccer and volleyball teams.
8. The top gear ratio in the transmission was too high for the torque characteristics of the engine : the result was that a single locomotive could struggle to reach its claimed top speed in the absence of down grades, more so when work-weary and due for overhaul.
9. More significantly, in 1887, Brown agreed with Spurgeon in deciding to withdraw from the Baptist Union during what was called the " down grade controversy " over the presence of clergymen who did not believe that the Bible was inspired or was a final divine revelation, foundational to truth.
10. The dispute was touched off during a meeting earlier in the year in which Summers urged West, among others, to serve as a leader in tamping down grade inflation and encouraged West to embark on a new work of scholarship befitting his elite designation as university professor at Harvard.