Sentence examples for to be ranking from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
The one exception is seen in the selection curves for the Affymetrix Latin Square data, where combined p and ANOVA methods seem to be ranking very similarly to each other, but different from the other methods.
I spoke to one mobile app developer who said that his apps seemed to be ranking higher in multiple categories, with some low-quality apps removed from the rankings, and the search results now matching up more closely with the App Store rankings.
(Emmett was too young to be ranked).
"They don't want to be ranked".
"It's certainly better to be ranked than not ranked".
We're not playing to be ranked nationally".
We don't like to be ranked 10th in anything.
Stephens is expected to be ranked 17th Monday.
"But everyone wants to be ranked as high as they possibly can be ranked.
Vijay Singh is expected to be ranked No. 2, dropping Ernie Els to No. 3, when the new ranking is announced Monday.
(Mr. Marks said AMC's Empire 25 was too new to be ranked).
