Sentence examples for ranking soar from inspiring English sources

Over the first seven months of this season, the Swiss player with the all-court instincts has won 43 of 57, watched his ranking soar to 15 from 29 and has developed the kind of poise that Sampras usually possesses.

Last year, her ranking soared from No. 99 to 39.

People who say they are Asian, with their ranks soaring to 41 million from 16 million, will make up more than 9percentt of the population, up from 5percentt.

But in the early years of this decade tycoons preened as more of them took companies public, and their ranks soared.

Trade union ranks soared in the post-war years.

It was that combination that did for Dolgopolov, whose world ranking will soar from 46 into the 20s.

By the middle of the century, their ranks will soar again to 480 million.

Fenopy, which also operates from Sweden, and the two other sites stepped into the breach and have seen traffic soar, ranking them as some of most accessed sites in the world.

Michele-mania in conservative Republican ranks will only soar after her victory in the Iowa straw poll over the weekend.

Chief executives of huge companies are seeing their pay soar, while rank-and-file employees watch another year go by with essentially no raise -- if they are fortunate enough to be employed at all.

Companies that do well in the listing use it for bragging rights -- most recently, I.B.M.'s presence in the ranking has been soaring -- but users and vendors alike agree that it is based on tests that have almost nothing to do with how useful the computers are.