Sentence examples for course rankings from inspiring English sources

The Planet Golf link lists the magazine's course rankings for 100 countries.

The transplant lists change often: new names are added, diseases take their course, rankings shift.

Thompson rules the public (and private) course rankings in Canada long after his death, and early on got access to the nation's most beautiful sights in and out of National parks, including legendary courses like Banff Springs and Jasper Park, both of which I have played, and both of which are undeniably impressive.

Regarding the handling of evaluation results, students suggested all data be published within their medical school; some felt that official course rankings could be used as motivators.

Scotland is statistically the strongest nation in the world in the men's 100m breaststroke right now, with Ross Murdoch having demonstrated his pedigree by winning the event at the recent Scottish and British championships to go top of the world long-course rankings.

No course grades or class rankings are given in the first two years, examinations are limited, and students are expected to engage in independent investigation.

"Please minus the number by relegations of course". "Using Fifa rankings, what is the greatest upset in international history?" enquires Ross Nicholson.

The caveat is, of course, using FIFA rankings as the mechanism.

Europe has more nations so of course on the rankings it will come out lower.

And of course awards and rankings have always been manipulated to some extent.

Other companies, of course, lost their rankings, either because they merged with other firms (such as Amdahl, Raychem and Digital Equipment) or in rare cases because they shrank and went bankrupt (Wang Labs).