Sentence examples for ranking could have from inspiring English sources

The lowly ranking could have an adverse effect for Scotland when the draw is made for the 2014 World Cup qualifying groups on 30 July in Rio de Janeiro.

One must caution that the relative ranking could have changed since the calculation, depending on exchange rate movements.

But no amount of reformist zeal from the ranks could have prevented disaster.

Do you think a superintendent chosen from within the Department ranks could have the sort of distance to oppose a ruling like that?

Hewitt has moved past Andre Agassi for the No. 2 ranking and could have overtaken Gustavo Kuerten for the top spot by winning in Stuttgart.

A cancer ranked last could have become first, and vice versa, though no cancer changed ranking as dramatically as this.

Google announced on Wednesday a change in its executive ranks that could have broad implications for the mobile business.

Hers was the kind of rise through the academic ranks that could have epitomized the American dream, if not for the way she crashed.

What, besides rank confusion, could have explained the thirtysomething I saw riding a full-size pushbike that had been de-pedalled, de-chained and converted into a scooter down three lanes of London traffic the other day?

This week, a pre-inquest hearing was told there was new evidence she was being sexually exploited by senior ranks and could have been raped the night before she was found.

UCLA, then ranked eighth, could have been fifth nationally, at the very least, and maybe could have climbed as high as third.