Sentence examples for may be ranked from inspiring English sources

Because the earnings of a mutual fund company are a function of total assets under management among all its funds, it will earn more when one of its funds is at or near the top of the rankings — regardless of where its other funds may be ranked.

Thus, plant stem cells may be ranked among the most important cells for human well-being.

They may be ranked better than our defense, but they may not play better.

(1) The PI makes a catalog of objects, which may be ranked in preference.

The problem is that none may be ranked in the top 25 when the national polls are released this month.

Gulbis may be ranked 80th at the moment, but he is one of the game's more promising talents.

At 33, Todd Martin may not be ranked first in the world like Agassi.

Catalysts may even be ranked differently in terms of selectivity behaviour as shown by the MAT compared to their performance in steady-state moving- or fluidised-bed reactors.

The run defense, which will face the N.F.L.'s second-leading rusher in the Chiefs Priestt Holmes, may still be ranked last, but that is more a result of its early-season failings.

Target sites predicted using this approach may subsequently be ranked according to hybridization energy score [12], [13], but the actual search is alignment-based.

It has already been called a great landmark in history & it may come to be ranked with the Congress of Vienna.