Sentence examples similar to advancing ranking from inspiring English sources

One Arab historian described followers of the sect, founded in the 18th century, as they engaged in battle: "I have seen them hurl themselves on their enemies, utterly fearless of death, not caring how many fall, advancing rank after rank with only one desire -- the defeat and annihilation of the enemy.

Eagle Scouts who enlist in the U.S. Armed Forces may receive advanced rank in recognition of their achievements.

This advance ranking represented the first expert feedback on the coarse radar results.

This advance ranking of the topics represented the methodological starting point of the workshops, which were designed in such a way that all topic 'candidates' discussed were discursively dismissed or selected until the envisaged number of topics remained.

To enable this, the workshop was planned in such a way that it was possible for a topic categorised as 'hardly relevant' during the advance ranking to be promoted into the top ten.

The US-backed Kurds, meanwhile, have stopped advancing, their ranks thinned by the defection of dozens of Arab fighters who had reluctantly allied with them.

During World War II Brezhnev served as a political commissar in the Red Army, advancing in rank until he became a major general (1943) and head of the political commissars on the Ukrainian front.

The peer review process is intended to be a supportive one that provides helpful advice to the faculty member on her/his progress in advancing in rank and preparing for a future promotion review.

Bins of different sizes were slid along the viral gene ranking scale, advancing from one gene to adjacently ranked gene in each step.

He steadily advanced in rank and was created the Marqués de Santa Cruz in 1569.

"The locusts have no king, yet they advance in ranks," the Bible tells us.