Sentence examples for first ever ranking from inspiring English sources

In its first ever ranking of employee-friendly companies, the Great Place To Work Institute has named Microsoft the best multinational workplace.

That's the advice just released by Bankrate.com in its first-ever ranking breaking down 172 American cities. (Bankrate's previous rankings focused on states).

They top Forbes.com's first-ever ranking of Europe's Most Dangerous Drivers.

Today, as a result of that research, it published its first-ever ranking of the world's 100 most sustainable companies.

But in our first-ever ranking of America's Most Innovative Cities, the "Silicon Hills" of Austin were close on the Valley's heels.

The consumer organization gave Super Cruise the top spot in its first-ever ranking of partially automated driving systems because it is the best at striking a balance between technical capabilities and ensuring drivers are paying attention and operating the vehicle safely.

In honor of their unprecedented contributions to society, Town & Country magazine has launched its first-ever ranking of America's top 50 most influential families -- households that the magazine's editors deemed to be the most inspiring, generous, enduring, creative and powerful broods to date.

The DASH diet took the first place spot in U.S. News' second-ever ranking of the best diet plans -- for the second year in a row.

In its second-ever ranking, U.S. News commissioned a panel of 22 weight loss and nutrition experts to evaluate popular diets based on a series of criteria, including the ability to prevent and manage heart disease.

By 2008, it had become the first team ever ranked No. 1 in the world without having won the World Cup.

The global rankings were introduced by Fifa in 1993 and a year later Nigeria reached Africa's highest ever ranking of fifth in the table as they headed to the World Cup in the USA.