Sentence examples for ranking equal from inspiring English sources

For the final ranking, equal weight was given to growth in sales, earnings and ROE for the past five years and the latest 12 months.

This is accomplished by promoting the lower ranking equal until the equals are adjacent.

In his first-round match, he needed more than three hours to escape Cédric Kauffmann, a player with a ranking equal to a linebacker's weight and with a recent loss to 44-year-old Gene Mayer on the challenger circuit.

By raising the level of the crisis at the Fukushima nuclear power station to 5 on a scale of 1 to 7, Japan's nuclear safety agency on Friday gave it a ranking equal to that of the Three Mile Island accident of 1979.

In fact, on Thursday a report by The Economist listed the possible election of Trump as one of 10 "global risks" ranking equal to "the rising threat of jihadi terrorism" and higher than "Chinese expansionism".

Unlike some other rankings, we do not include any "equal" schools (for example, four schools ranked equal sixth followed by one ranked tenth).

Central ministries rank equal to provincial governments.

He was ranked equal to Pol Pot.

Climate change ranked equal third with cyber attacks, at 37%.

The island chain with a population of about 100,000 is ranked equal 156th in the world by Fifa; one of their greatest-ever players, Rodney Jack, was a fan favourite in England with Torquay United and Crewe Alexandra in the 1990s.

Cartledge's feat is to bring home just how astonishing it was, in a world dominated by monarchies and tyrannies, that the vote of a peasant should ever have ranked equal to that of an aristocrat.