Sentence examples for this particular ranking from inspiring English sources

Yet it is not simply firms from America that dominate this particular ranking.

This particular ranking is published by Cybermetrics Lab, run by a Spanish public research council, and focuses exclusively on business schools' online presence.

Not only did its status slip in this particular ranking, but the brand's parent company, Richemont, said year-over-year jewelry sales decreased by 12% to 800 million euros ($1.1 billion) in the fourth quarter of 2008.

For this particular ranking, those surveyed were asked "How welcome are foreign visitors in your country?" Due to its reliance on the Executive Opinion Survey, the Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report reveals as much about the general perceptions of the business class in different countries as it does about the actual conditions present.

The numbers at the top of each column indicate the number of voters with that particular ranking.

Rather, it is a reminder that the key features to consider when comparing genome-wide data are the genes and biological processes and pathways that can be individually confirmed across platforms rather than the particular rank order of different gene lists.

Try to kill all aliens that you have already researched (or already have that particular rank of alien).

Hence, to advise students that the only schools worth attending are this year's top five in one particular ranking is odd.

This motley group of structures is listed with no particular ranking among the state's "150 Best Buildings and Places" by the state chapter of the American Institute of Architects, which plans to publish a guidebook to the entire list early next year.

When using a particular ranking, it is important to be aware of its limitations as well as its intended audience.

In this way, lists are more like sexual role-playing than like statistics: you don't necessarily need any particular ranking to be accurate; you want to know what it feels like to believe that one thing is more important than another, for at least a moment.