Sentence examples for ranking dipped from inspiring English sources

In recent months, as Federer's results declined and his ranking dipped to No. 7, his lowest position in more than a decade, his losses were attributed primarily to the trauma of age.

Left-hander Robson made round three at the US Open but is currently on a run of three wins in four tournaments on the WTA's Asian swing that her seen her world ranking dip to 46.

But the team's offensive ranking has dipped since, from No. 12 to No. 17 to No. 21 to No. 22. Bill Callahan, Jets offensive line coach: Hired by Cowboys for the same position.

The Barabaig placed less emphasis on education (P = 0.02), ranking cattle dips, medicines in the villages, and research above extension officer and pastoralist education.

In the scheme of Nadal's attempts at regaining the No. 1 ranking — he has dipped to No. 5 — the V.T.R. Open means little.

Those classes were blank," said O'Neill, who dipped into the ranks of junior college players and transfers to fill out the roster.

All this may explain why Mr Otellini is leaving now.In the past, the company has dipped inside its ranks to find new bosses and it has some talented executives in its upper echelons, including Stacy Smith, its finance chief, and Brian Krzanich, its chief operating officer.

An undercurrent of fun being able to play hard alongside hard work attracts top talent to Genentech, which has never dipped below a rank of #3 in the entire 12-year history of the survey.

Owens Corning plucked its chief from research, while Home Depot dipped into its merchandising ranks.

Gemstar once again dipped into to the ranks of shareholder News Corp. for its new helmsman.

Sun dipped 22 cents, to $6.67, and ranked as the most active on the Nasdaq.