Sentence examples for free ranking from inspiring English sources

One of the problems in Iowa, hunting advocates said, is that less than 1.5 percent of the state's land is public (where people can hunt for free), ranking near the bottom in the country.

Turkey's internet which has 35 million active users holds a 'Partly Free' ranking in Freedom House's index.

Rwandan journalists complain of frequent harassment, and last year Kigali's treatment of the media earned the country a "not free" ranking from Freedom House.

Gaddafi's government was frequently criticized for not being democratic, with Freedom House consistently giving Libya under Gaddafi the "Not Free" ranking for civil liberties and political rights.

The United States, the land of the Statue of Liberty and "give us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free," ranks 102nd out of 140 countries, well below much of the Middle East.

(All Paid rankings, which, to be fair, is less competitive than the Free ranks).

It found its place in the App Store's overall top 10 free ranks almost immediately, and stayed there for a solid 3 months.

No, these ones aren't necessarily about filters or video-sharing (although there is an app Vintique that is doing well at a #2 U.S. free rank thanks to being Apple's App of the Week).

A few days ago about 10percentt of the App Store top 150 free ranks in the U.S. was owned by Flappy Bird clones of some sort, even more if you add other clones (like this clone of Plague).

It's still sitting in the top 5 for the "Health and Fitness" category in the U.S. That's pretty normal though because the top free ranks tend to be dominated by games and social networking apps, not health and fitness or productivity titles.

The lowest free rank mentioned by the Laws of the Brets and Scots, the ócthigern (literally, little or young lord), is a term the text does not translate into French.