Sentence examples for high ranking in from inspiring English sources

The classic tactics of movie spin include bragging about per-theater average and declaring a high ranking in a niche category.

At the World Economic Forum in Davos in January he declared that Georgia's high ranking in surveys for the ease of doing business was artificial.

Through Friday's games, Gomez had caught 34 of 35 such balls this season, helping explain his high ranking in defensive metrics and his league-leading 4.5 wins above replacement, an all-encompassing statistic measured by Baseball-Reference.com.com

These included Mr. Bush being financially secure with the sale of the Texas Rangers baseball team; his high ranking in the polls; a sense among many Republicans that they needed a new leader; and a sympathy among some journalists toward conservative candidates after disenchantment with the Clinton presidency.

In a Sept. 30, 2009 email, Alves wrote to Jacobs that at the 60th anniversary of the People's Republic of China "someone high ranking in Beijing approached me before the official dinner and invited me 2 handle issues related to the Venetian's projects in Macau".

TO HEAR Britain's corporate chieftains complain, one would never think that Britain had the most successful economy in the European Union, or the lowest unemployment in the G8 group of big industrialised countries, or a high ranking in the various world competitiveness tables.

Thus, a candidate with a high rank in a single primary ranking obtains a high rank in the aggregation.

He had previously held high rank in the intelligence and military transport directorates.

Tells how high rank in business goes with high army rank and how military service is subsidized by industry.

By this time Juliette was 18 and Edouard began to understand her high rank in French society.

Mr. Higashi grew up in Japan, where he rose to high ranks in Kodokan judo, Tomiki aikido and karate.