Sentence examples for ranked status from inspiring English sources

On the campus of Seoul National University, the apex of a tightly ranked status system among Korean institutions of higher learning, students are taking the election of 23-year-old Kim Bo-mi as their leader as a matter of routine.

These were invented to justify a ranked status system so that those considered to be at the top were entitled to receive more than those 'underneath' or what the media now calls 'marginalized.' America has always had scattered efforts of cultural reinvention, and social movements of good people doing great things.

Certainly H1 is the highest ranked status, and ideally all rat symbols will eventually achieve this status.

British sources contested that second-rank status.

The failure of health care reform, in turn, doomed the Clinton presidency to second-rank status.

But now Ambassador Lu is accorded first-rank status by the Indonesians.

Only later did the adviser's job acquire, by tradition if not by law, top-rank status.

While Hickox's reputation was secure and unrivalled in this field, it is arguable that it was precisely his identification with it that denied him top-rank status.

ABC News never really escaped its second-rank status behind NBC News, even as it never was in any real danger of falling to third place, occupied by CBS News.

"I expect the Texas Child Protective Services and the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services to strive for, achieve, and to accomplish No. 1 ranking status in the United States of America," Abbott said, as he signed the legislation.

Instead of dooming this six-hour series to second-rank status, that sense of the difference between stage and screen becomes the central paradox in a program built on contradictions.