Sentence examples for ranks of high from inspiring English sources

In early November 1999, diabetes joined the ranks of high cholesterol and high blood pressure as one of the key, official, modifiable risk factors for cardiovascular disease.

Thinking back to the days when her husband still needed her help to negotiate the closed ranks of high society, Charlotte acknowledges the danger involved in those early cases of scandalous domestic passions and deplorable social evils.

Among the symbolic ranks of high heels and sandals on the square that has been a gathering point for Parisians since the terror attacks was a pair of creased black shoes sent by Pope Francis, a vocal campaigner for action to prevent dangerous climate change.

The new ranks of high school graduates made factories more efficient and new industries possible.

For more than a decade, a "baby boomlet" in the U.S. has boosted the ranks of high school graduates.

Now, thanks to this unprecedented construction boom of data centers, Cisco is poised to vault to the foremost ranks of high technology, alongside the $100 billion (revenues) giants Hewlett-Packard and IBM.

European M.B.A. programs, in particular, are drawing expanding ranks of high-powered students.

But a strange thing is happening in the impervious ranks of high-profile Texas prosecutors.

And Amendment 66 hardly puts Colorado in the ranks of high-tax states.

There's the spacious, companionable bar, with its dark wood and glistening ranks of high-end whiskeys and vodkas.

Yet the ranks of high-profile terrorism suspects also boast plenty of middle-class, well-educated people.