Sentence examples for strictly ranked from inspiring English sources

It's an idea that certainly struggles for air in the highly monetised, strictly ranked world of professional sport today; and one even less observed on the tracks and fields of the USA, a country that loves winners above all.

In India, kids have an incredibly strict education system, learning everything at a much more advanced rate than I am here in New York, and students are strictly ranked in every aspect.

Here, the energy density W does not need to be convex but only strictly rank-one convex.

Ballet, the argument goes, still reflects the hierarchies of its monarchical beginnings and ballet companies, with their strictly tiered ranking systems, are 18th-century courts in miniature.

If the committee goes strictly by ranking, the remarkable 17-year-old twins from Waukesha, Wis., Paul and Morgan Hamm, could make the team if they stay on the course they set for themselves tonight.

It is an unusual list because it's compiled and ranked strictly on how much people weigh.

It has become a way of life for many researchers to create, for each emerging manuscript, a list of possibly suitable journals, which are ranked strictly according to their impact factors.

Along with overweighting the influence of Silicon Valley, the list has one other notable limitation: It is not strictly a ranking of the highest-paid executives in California.

With the opening weekend now in the books, it's time to examine the best of the bunch, a list strictly comprising the top 16 players (not ranked) remaining as we get set to embark on the Sweet 16.

A company in the top 100 one year can stay for another year if it remains ranked in the top 150, so the list is not strictly the 100 largest companies.

A social welfare function that promotes envy freeness will come out against transfer by ranking $S$ strictly above $T$.