Sentence examples for managing rank from inspiring English sources

Managing rank to keep the game playable means avoiding some power ups and bonuses, and even "suiciding", where lives are lost on purpose.

With Mr. Luce's backing, Mr. Fuerbringer entered the managing ranks in 1951, when he was promoted to assistant managing editor.

In June 1912, when the league ceased operation, the Cincinnati team that Hogan was supposed to manage ranked fourth in the eight-team roster, earning 12 wins and 10 losses.

The regular edition was again in the rankings for May 2005, managing to rank in at 38 and 49.

And in the last six weeks it has added more partners, bringing the firm's managing director ranks to nearly 60.

Indeed, the number of providers available for common and overlapping services has grown so large that new strategies have been developed to assist in managing and ranking them (DiBernardo et al., 2008).

The movement among high schools to stop reporting class rank to colleges eliminates an advantage deserved by students who manage to rank No. 1. Eighteen years ago, I was able to report a class rank of No. 1 when I applied to colleges with highly competitive admissions.

5.Even if you only have one site and manage to rank it on the first page, chances are it's only going to rank that well for one keyword.

Still, he managed to rank among the top 10 drivers in 147 national races; finish in the top 10 annual standings in four seasons; and win dozens of minor league races, a Virginia state championship and a national race.

The line's collective energy, along with Zimmer's third-level blitzing, was also why the Bengals managed to rank fifth in total sacks despite not having a single player bring down the quarterback more than 7.5 times.

(This was verified in 2010 when the Chargers, without Jackson for 11 games, without Malcom Floyd for five games and without Antonio Gates for six games, still managed to rank first in total yardage and second in scoring).