Sentence examples for ranking number from inspiring English sources

A lower ranking number means a higher potential impact of the risk factor, with ranking number '1' given to the highest impact.

Ranking number one is the Bahamas, with just 150,000 Bahamians needed for each of its two medals.

The School sets the standard for design education, regularly ranking number one in two of its core disciplines.

But if that's right, how do you explain Wal-Mart — with its anemic 3.3% net margin — ranking number 2 in the Fortune 500?

The RMB is adopted as a composition currency of the Special Drawing Rights (SDR), effective in October 2016, with 10.92%, ranking number 3, surpassing the JPY and GBP.

"I check my Amazon.com ranking number every day," he confesses.

Ranking number one this year on the Global 100 is Chr.

Every business and website owner dreams of ranking number one on Google.

She accused the former of ranking "number one in terms of the number of ridiculous and totally outrageous tales".

HTC and Motorola lose some representation on the list, however and Amazon debuts with the Kindle Fire ranking number eight overall for impressions.

The Speaker's team were said to be surprised that a request for such an unprecedented departure from past practice came in a phone call from a mid-ranking Number 10 staffer rather in writing.