Sentence examples for ranks 15 from inspiring English sources
J. P. Morgan Chase has had the highest number of robberies -- 33 -- but with its 192 branches it is fifth on the list, which ranks 15 area banks.
That is one conclusion of a new report, published as global leaders meet in Davos, that identifies and ranks 15 opportunities to transform the effects of extreme weather, our reliance of fossil fuels, and the sharp rise in chronic disease, water scarcity and mass urbanisation.
It also investigates, compares and ranks 15 resultant control charts based on steady-state Average Run Length (ARL) that is evaluated by computer simulation.
Revenue is up 36% annually since 1997 and 24% in the past year (the company ranks 15 on our list).
Not a Match, came in as #12 for the week of June 23, and Drinking My Way Through 14 Dating Websites ranks #15.
Cut-off methods ranks tended to have very high correlation (r = 0.960 for ranks 10 mm vs. 15 mm; r = 0.987 for ranks 15 mm vs. 14 mm*1.22), whereas their comparison with mirror methods was not so (r = 0.681 for ranks 15 mm vs. mirror; r = 0.757 for ranks 10 mm vs. mirror).
EDUCATION is flush with data comparisons, from the Programme for International Student Assessment PISAA) run by the OECD, a mainly rich-world think-tank, which ranks 15-year-olds in core subjects every three years, to TIMSS and PIRLS, tests of younger pupils' mathematics, science and reading levels administered by national research institutions.
The United States ranks 14 out of 72.
India then was ranked 15.
We're ranked 15 -- they're 17.
