Sentence examples for start ranking from inspiring English sources

I'm not about to start ranking the horrors visited on the human body this summer, from Ebola in West Africa to bombs and bullets in Gaza and Israel.

If you want to make your point be sure to head over there and start ranking each player.

And Facebook will start ranking stories higher in the feed which it thinks users may take action on.

It may take time, but you will likely find that many of your keywords will start ranking all at once.

If so, we get payment credentials and, after we start ranking them based on what we need, walk them through a series of paid tasks.

But then at the end of the year when we all have to start "ranking" things, as demanded by not just our audience, but years of our own internal tradition, that it just seems ludicrous to juxtapose these kinds of titles.

"As I start rank ordering the various charities I want to give to, the people who can pay for medical school in cash aren't at the top of my list," said Craig Garthwaite, a health economist at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.

When Institutional Investor first started ranking hedge fund pay 15 years ago, George Soros topped the Alpha list, earning $700 million.

What if we actually started ranking countries in measures such as wellbeing or happiness?

In 1969, Billboard started ranking both sides of a single together.

Kaggle, which conducts pattern-finding competitions among data scientists, has started ranking its top performers.