Sentence examples for rankings which from inspiring English sources
On the ATP's "race" rankings, which show year-to-date points, Fish entered Miami ranked a lowly 70th.
(All Paid rankings, which, to be fair, is less competitive than the Free ranks).
The B.C.S. rankings, which matter most, come out today.
In 2008, HSBC led the rankings, which are based on capital strength.
(Russians are obsessed with the Forbes billionaire rankings, which are filled with Russian oligarchs).
It was the second time the rankings, which were created in 2008, have been issued.
Additionally, the team remains atop the computerized PairWise Rankings, which mimic the N.C.A.A. Tournament selection process.
The rankings, which had been based on earnings, formally began in 2006.
The rankings, which became one of The Note's most popular features, represented the apotheosis of the new inside culture.
The United Nation's quality-of-life rankings -- which include such things as health care, literacy rates and life expectancy -- place Canada at the top.
Obviously this is going to jump me [up the Ryder Cup rankings], which means a lot to me".
