Sentence examples for rank friends from inspiring English sources

However, if people readily rank friends, then point allocations should be skewed, with high-ranking partners attracting a greater proportion of limited friendship points.

She left in November 2010, and when she landed at Top Rank, friends, family and colleagues all had the same incredulous reaction: What?! McKelvey said she saw boxing as "the jungle," a challenge that matched her organized, obsessive personality, that renewed her energy and purpose.

One central prediction is that alliance-building mechanisms should evaluate partners' loyalties to their other friends, using this information to rank friends according to how they rank the self.

For example, β = 1.68 for perceived rank in Study 1 (see below) indicates that for each unit (SD) increase in perceived rank, friends have exp(1.68) = 5.37 times greater odds of being ranked a better friend.

This analysis suggests that people would benefit from: 1) ranking friends, 2) hiding friend-ranking, and 3) ranking friends according to their own position in partners' rankings.

Allies claim his letter was prompted by Mr Benn breaking ranks; friends of Mr Benn insist he spoke out because he knew the Corbyn letter was coming.

The Nearby Friends feed intelligently ranks friends so you see close by besties at the top.

High scores, ranking, friends list, avatars, tokens and chat are all integrated into the Pocket Party universe.

The move is reminiscent of Facebook's recent News Feed changes that ranks "friends first" above publishers.

If ranking friends is not meaningful to participants (because friends are undifferentiated and valued equally), then point allocations should be uniformly distributed across friend-ranks.

"How can I rank my friends?" Of course, serving as a bridesmaid can be a meaningful and beautiful experience for any friend.