Sentence examples for ranking attained from inspiring English sources

A chart on Oct. 7 about best-selling books by Ken Follett misstated the highest ranking attained by his novel "Eye of the Needle" on the hardcover fiction list.

He is challenging Djokovic for the year-end number one ranking, attained his first Shanghai Masters title in October and, later this month, could lead Switzerland to success in the Davis Cup final, the only jewel missing in his crown.

Stevenson was promoted to wing officer in September 1941, and group officer in April 1942, which was to be the highest rank attained by a serving WAAAF member.

His friend the theologian Gaspar Scioppius wrote, "I know not what to praise most, his ability in painting, in which he attains the most exalted rank attained by any man of his century, or his knowledge of literature, his enlightened taste, and the all too rare agreement between his words and his deeds".

Part of the problem that keeps women from rising through the ranks, attaining seats on boards, being elected to office and starring in roles that break stereotypes, is that we are not seen and heard enough.

The highest tennis ranking he attained was No. 63 in 1999.

She has clawed her way back to No7 in the world, the ranking she attained at the start of her golden run last year, when she took Kim Clijsters to three sets in the final of the Australian Open.

In December 1943 Dauser was promoted to (relative) captain, equivalent to Florence A. Blanchfield's army colonelcy and the highest naval rank yet attained by a woman.

In general, for a set of observed ranks, S attains a value between 0 and 32.

The diversity rank function is attained by sorting the score function and generating ranks, giving (r_{ p,q)}).

Kiowa warriors attained rank according to their exploits in war, including killing an enemy or touching his body during combat.