Sentence examples for ranking in which from inspiring English sources

Consumer Reports has adopted the information from the Dartmouth Atlas to help rate hospitals, a ranking in which Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center fares well.

Historically, the United Nations' work toward gender equality has included an annual Gender Inequality Index, an international ranking in which Canada has steadily fallen.

And, as several have noted, he embraced a controversial type of performance review known as "stack ranking," in which employees and their teammates are forced into groups of top and bottom performers, distributed over a bell curve.

Ajax have comfortably the lowest budget among the remaining contenders; six of the other seven are in the top 11 of this year's Deloitte Money League, a 30-strong ranking in which they have not featured since 2014.

"I think there is a certain ranking, in which the offer from the Magna group is certainly the one that is closest to the hopes and wishes of, I think, many in German politics but also among employees," the state governor of Hesse, Roland Koch, said on Deutschlandfunk radio.

How successful they will be in achieving their aims (and the extent to which the report cards make the league tables redundant) depends on the indicators chosen, how they are weighted, and whether they are fused into one ranking in which parents have confidence and which doesn't simply reflect raw test scores.

Shamefully, she was never promoted beyond the rank in which she entered the profession.

He said he planned to revive a promotion system for the upper ranks in which panels would recommend nominees based on set criteria.

The equestrian rank, in which persons risen from military careers were often to be found, was the beneficiary of the new policy.

Homard was commissioned an officer in the REME in the rank of captain in 1960, and after service in British Guiana (now Guyana), Germany and Hong Kong, was promoted to acting major, the rank in which he retired in 1972.

Last October, the studio announced a reshuffling in its ranks in which Mr. Calley gave up direct oversight of Sony's divisions, which includes Columbia Pictures, while keeping the authority for clearing all of the studio's films.