Sentence examples for an elevated rank from inspiring English sources

We recorded these values independently over time intervals, i.e. the sequence of intervals during which an individual held an elevated rank did not matter.

Informal feedback from our project data collectors suggests that children in this community are considered as potential future capital, giving higher parity mothers an elevated social rank compared to mothers of the same age with a smaller number of children.

During the eighteenth century, two church doctrines provided sweeping biblical explanations for most questions about biological diversity: Separate Creation, the idea that all creatures have been created independently of one another by God and organized into a hierarchy ("chain of being") with Man occupying the most elevated rank beneath God; and the 6,000 year limit on the age of the planet.

He is the General, as Vitale reminds us, and being of that elevated rank, he can wear pink if he chooses.

Despite her elevated rank among the royal wives, Ramavo was not the preferred wife of Radama and did not bear him any children.

Hamelin extensively rebuilt the castle around 1180 to 1190, including constructing the stone keep; given his parvenu status, he probably hoped to reinforce perceptions of his new elevated rank.

House of Fraser, along with Debenhams and Marks & Spencer, occupy less elevated ranks between them and "fast-fashion" retailers such as Primark.

That compares with 5.3% at Audi, which is clawing its way up to join the elevated ranks of Mercedes and BMW.

Future work should test whether low rank contributes to specific illnesses or leads to an elevated risk of mortality in humans.

"We consider the risk to still be an elevated risk.

Even an industry insurer perceives an elevated risk.