Sentence examples for outside the ranking from inspiring English sources

For those who think that counting heads in soccer and cricket leagues would cut into the United States' global lead, consider all the Americans who are outside the ranking metric despite playing in the N.B.A., the N.H.L. and Major League Baseball -- leagues that are now global enough to deserve a spot in a comprehensive ranking, even if the N.B.A. may not open for business anytime soon.

By the time Skousen died, in 2006, he was little remembered outside the ranks of the furthest-right Mormons.

The Formula of Concord (1577) further defined the Lutheran position in reference to controversies both within and outside the ranks.

One big difference is the recruitment of more speakers from outside the ranks of Four A's members.

While numbers have risen in subsidised part-time "mini-jobs" and casual jobs, the takers have tended to come from outside the ranks of the officially unemployed.

Napoleon's Legion of Honour, meanwhile, conferred recognition on men who served the state, primarily military officers who largely stood outside the ranks of the landed notables.

Besides, many Russians inside and outside the ranks believe that the transfer of assets from private hands to the siloviki is in the interests of the state.

Outside the ranks of the citizens were the disenfranchised majority of the population labourers, shopkeepers, artisans, and, in great numbers, seamen.

It's hard to know how much of a constituency Ghani himself would have, outside the ranks of the educated civil service and business circles.

New Labour wants to go outside the ranks of the two groups who have traditionally run public services: politicians and civil servants.

In that spirit, the two summer Masses — one for victims, one for an accused priest — went almost unnoticed outside the ranks of those who celebrated them.