Sentence examples for ranks driven from inspiring English sources

The Australian Defence Force has announced new targets to increase the number of women in its ranks, driven by a new campaign launched on Tuesday.

A spectacular shooting star, Maravich rocketed through college and professional ranks driven by an insatiable desire to be the greatest that resulted in an eventful but short life.

Over the past year its numbers have more than doubled to above 500 as players flood to join its ranks, driven by parents, imams and the wider community who maintain that delinquency, poor education and social alienation allowed the likes of Salah Abdeslam and his brother Ibrahim, who blew himself up in Paris last November, to be exploited by Islamic State recruiters.

Still, its 2 million average audience was enough to rank Drive the second-most-watched show in its slot on Tuesday night, behind BBC1's autism drama The A Word, which drew 4.2 million viewers.

The WEF ranking is driven by four categories – economic participation and opportunity; educational attainment; health and survival; and political empowerment.

And since that subset of Americans is expanding its ranks, that drives the labor-force participation rate down.

Samsung does an excellent job of remaining very humble, self critical, and maintaining a sense of urgency within its own ranks to drive hard work and innovation.

Motivation to perform comes in all forms - for Banks, released by Rotherham in May 2012, it is the reality of life away from the professional ranks that drives his performances on the pitch.

Northern Ireland's director of public prosecutions, Barra McGrory, who was once a solicitor for the president of Sinn Féin, Gerry Adams, described any move to "allow" certain informers to die in order to promote and protect Stakeknife within IRA's ranks as having "driven a coach and horses" through the criminal justice system.

We understand how important rankings can be to websites, especially commercial ones, because a higher ranking typically drives higher volumes of traffic.

Those factors have an impact on the ranking, helping drive New Jersey's Hunterdon County and California's Santa Clara County, near San Jose, to Nos. 4 and 17, respectively.