Sentence examples for drop rankings from inspiring English sources

We applaud the move to drop the yield rate and hope that it portends a decision to drop rankings altogether.

At Millburn High School in New Jersey, students successfully pressed to drop rankings in the late 1990's.

Google periodically tweaks its algorithms to drop the rankings of such sites, but it is a never-ending arms race.

Many public schools, including Branford, Darien and Ridgefield, have dropped class rankings.

Some, like Branford High School, are dropping class rankings to encourage colleges to avoid using such shortcuts to measure the merit of a student.

Although Murray knew he would drop some ranking points this autumn, having decided not to defend the titles he won last year in Shenzhen, Vienna and Valencia, he is hoping to make up ground at the last two Masters Series tournaments, here and in Paris next month.

The trend to favor newer companies was spotted again as older web ticketers like eTix and FanSnap dropped in rankings and mobile ticket centric companies like Mobile Ticket and PeakTicket gained.

Furthermore, I get the sense that if our schools integrated more industry involvement in their curricula and focused on learning and experience gathering, rather than testing, our students might start to rebound from their consistently poor and dropping international rankings.

The B.C.S. dropped two computer rankings that refused to drop margin of victory (the Herman Matthews/Scripps Howard ranking and David Rothman's), and brought back the New York Times ranking.

"This partly explains why Ireland, Kenya, Iceland and Costa Rica have experienced significant drops in ranking," he said.

Beginning this year, the ATP Tour dropped its ranking system and went to a points race in which every player begins the year with no points.