Sentence examples similar to high-ranking merit from inspiring English sources
Males were divided into three categories: high-ranking (ranks 1 6), middle-ranking (ranks 7 12), and low-ranking males (ranks 13 20).
Mating success was nevertheless highest among high-ranking and some middle-ranking males (ranks 1 10; Fig. 1a).
DISCUSSING the European constitution at a recent informal meeting, a high-ranking German politician suddenly veered off topic and onto the merits (and drawbacks) of "three-speed Europe", the idea that the European Union might adopt different categories of membership, with gradations of responsibility.
Her appointments to high-ranking government positions were ground-breaking for women and would have merited journalistic interest as being a newsworthy first, yet there appears to be very little information on her in both The Victoria Times (a local BC newspaper) and Maclean's Magazine (a national Canadian news magazine), outside of a short profile on Watkis in the latter.
Research has established that the perception of scientific merit is affected by past performance—such as association with high-ranking departments or institutions and previous funding and publication records and by access to organizational resources (12).
They were essentially high-ranking propagandists.
High-ranking dogs are welcomed.
Was he a high-ranking party official?
Angriest was a high-ranking Iraqi commander.
Or maybe a high-ranking police officer.
Most high-ranking men in Gilead are.
