Sentence examples for ones rank from inspiring English sources

Among Newman's many lifelong passions, cars – fast ones – rank among the fiercest.

And the West can help by making it clear that democratically elected politicians, even Islamist ones, rank above generals.Who's actually in charge?As The Economist went to press, the power struggle between the army and the Islamists was intensifying.

More detailed analyses are presented in Fig. 1, where the cumulative number of targets with respect to the RMSD of either the best poses (with the smallest RMSD) or the top-rank ones (rank 1) are shown.

Thus, the frequency of infection was higher in older leaves (rank 15) than in younger ones (rank 1) even when each region is compared (Fig.  4).

The frequency of infection was higher in older leaves (rank 15) than in younger ones (rank 1) also the fungal MOTUs isolated from pods differed from those of leaves of V. planifolia.

Here are the biggest ones ranked in order of most surprising to the most shambolic.

Of the world's 100 most valuable ones, ranked by Interbrand, a consultancy, only ten are Asian, all of them either South Korean or Japanese.

We then defined the ones ranking in the first as the "best" hits.

So where does this one rank among the best?

But ultimately he was charged with misconduct, pleaded guilty and was demoted one rank.

Its number-one rank was the result of updating the reference or "base" year used to calculate real GDP, from 1990 to 2010.