Sentence examples for jumping rank from inspiring English sources

The usual reasons: less than total certainty, resistance to jumping rank, faith in Iksil's judgment.

Maybe some different leader might have inspired more loyalty in a far-flung team overseas, or had more realistic expectations for how many windfalls one team could be expected to have, or made more room for people to jump rank and blow whistles.

What allowed Sen. Elizabeth Warren to jump rank and join the Senate leadership last week?

On Facebook, Mr. Baumgartner's jump ranked higher than Mitt Romney's announcement of Representative Paul D. Ryanof Wisconsin as his running mate, according to the Talk Meter, a tool that compares chatter on the social site with baseline conversation.

Janowicz, 22, is straight out of the Mark Philippoussis mold – only three inches taller at 6 feet 8. Philippoussis burst onto the scene in 1995, jumping to a ranking of No. 32 from No. 274 in a calendar year, and he quickly earned the nickname Scud for his missile-like serve.

They show oxygen double bonded to carbon ('O=C') jumping from a ranking of 5th to 2nd.

Japanese magazine Famitsu ranked Jumping Flash! among the magazine's top 120 PlayStation games of all time in 2000.

A cop can be made a detective (and vice versa, though it is rare) at any time without taking a test or jumping in rank.

He readily admits that jumping into rivers that rank among the world's most polluted is not for everyone.

In 2002 it dropped to tenth place, and in 2005 was included again without a specific rank, before jumping to fifth place in 2006.

With that performance, Apple's rank jumped to 22nd, up from 39th in 2011.