Sentence examples for ranking is expected from inspiring English sources

"Because there's very little emphasis on it, and emphasis on other health problems, we don't expect to make progress on traffic safety, which is why the ranking is expected to get worse," Mr. Krug said.

In the country's coming five-year plan, the blueprint that will guide government economic policy from 2001 through 2005, the automobile industry's ranking is expected to edge ahead of that of housing.

That ranking is expected to change significantly next year, Mr. Korn said, as New Jersey has done more than any other state this year to protect the safety of children.

It is not that her ranking is expected to plummet -- not after she just put together her best year since 1992 -- but because tour officials have decided to move the Chase Championships to Germany for at least the next three years.

In addition, the multifunctionality ranking is expected to "perform best" when performance is measured using ROC curves; Singh-Blom et al. use something more akin to precision-recall, which tends to obscure the influence of multifunctionality (and node degree), while being more heavily influenced by critical edges.

The hierarchical nature of society was reinforced by etiquette where the lower ranked were expected to help the higher, the younger to assist the elder, and men to spare women the risk of sullying dress and reputation by having to handle food in an unwomanly fashion.

A management shakeup at the bank — possibly reaching the highest ranks — is expected as a result of the trading scandal.

The correlation was small, with the Pearson rank correlation coefficient being only 0.04, but positive correlation between two ranks is expected to be driven by a relatively small number of causal genes.

Their ranks are expected to swell to 16 million by 2050.

Their ranks are expected to swell as knowledge of a pending operation spreads.

Those ranks are expected to increase sharply in coming years as more senior government workers retire.