Sentence examples for historically ranked from inspiring English sources

Louisiana, which has historically ranked near the bottom nationally in student performance, mandated teacher evaluations that take student achievement into account.

Washington University's medical school, for example, is historically ranked number one or two by the NIH, yet there are no significant pharmaceutical or medical device firms in the entire state.

The category has historically ranked No. 2 behind Computer Hardware, as it did on Black Friday 2011.

A career in politics or government has historically ranked well behind those professions as well as law, business, teaching, and engineering.

In 2006, Bonds recorded his lowest slugging percentage (a statistic that he has historically ranked among league leaders season after season) since 1991 with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Mizzou's football team has historically ranked higher than KU's, while KU's men's basketball team has been superior to Mizzou's, but the sports war is likely coming to an end as Mizzou has changed conferences and KU will not play the team again.

We decided on a mathematical approach to historically rank the top North American single-season teams in football, baseball, basketball and hockey.

Historically ranks change by the usual processes of new discoveries, different workers putting forward alternatives, scientific debate, and eventually usually consensus.

All have them have been against one of two players: Roger Federer or Djokovic, who historically rank at the very top of the game.

Though the store has now seen activity resume over the weekend and into Monday, the changes in app rankings now being observed are still unexpected, with historically highly ranked apps dropping 10 spots instead of one, while other previously ranked top 20 apps are unable to achieve ranks higher than 40, in other cases.

The EPA and FCC have historically been ranked third and fifth, respectively, in terms of STEM density across all large federal organizations.