Sentence examples for red ranking from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons for UWE's red ranking was the student union's ban on advertising by payday loan companies.

Essex University points out that it is given green ratings for its code of practice on freedom of speech, university charter and other key policies, and says it is "absurd" that it is given a red ranking "for providing guidance to our community about avoiding homophobic behaviour, in line with the Equality Act 2010.

Conversely, West Virginia voted Democratic in three of these contests, but has moved safely into the red ranks.

In a decisive blur of action, Geraghty took a tap and darted through the red ranks for a try that shook the Irish side to their confident core.

Finally, the rank-correspondence (RC) plot illustrates the agreement between two lists by color-coding each position either in red or in green: green symbols assign ranks which agree with ±20 positions in the alternative list whereas red ranks do not.

To visualize the association between the first axis and reaction rank, we have colored the reactions according to their rank (red for ranks close to 1, indigo for ranks close to 2902).

For each season from 2004 through 2010, the Reds ranked 12th, 13th or 14th in N.L. attendance.

It was a crystal-encrusted hand gesture to a fashion industry that remains unmoved by the label's current red carpet ranking.

Business surveys show that red tape ranks very low on the list of businesses' real concerns.

Masked gunmen appeared from the red-shirt ranks and fired at the troops.

The Reds are ranked 64 in the world, 36 places above their opponents, and arrived here by finishing third in their Asian zone qualification group below Australia and Japan but above Qatar and Uzbekistan.