Sentence examples for ranking which is from inspiring English sources

California's Stanford University retained its top spot in the ranking, which is in its second year.

Its potential problem comes from its computer ranking, which is No. 4 and not likely to go higher.

He earned his spot in the Open via his world ranking, which is No. 35 with a bullet.

The paper also aims to propose an alternative ranking which is more dependant on the framework than on the methodological choices.

The New York Times computer ranking, which is no longer part of the B.C.S. compilation, has Miami rated 19th this week.

The Horned Frogs are No. 11 in the Associated Press writers' poll and the USA Today/ESPN coaches' poll, but are not among the Top 25 in the New York Times computer ranking, which is part of the B.C.S. formula.

In the latest ranking, which was released by FIFA yesterday in Zurich, the United States is tied for ninth with Italy.

The new candidate received a ranking, which was shared with one of the original candidates; for example, both might be ranked No. 1 out of 10.

Departments set their own internal deadlines for GSAS/Harvard fellowships requiring departmental ranking, which are earlier than the Fellowships Office deadlines.

The Nebraska Cornhuskers (7-0) are No. 1 and the Oklahoma Sooners (6-0) are No. 2 in this season's first Bowl Championship Series ranking, which was released yesterday.

The survey results represent a notable shift from the last climate survey ranking, which was conducted in 2009 ahead of the UN climate change conference in Copenhagen.