Sentence examples for try to rank from inspiring English sources

The moral isn't that we shouldn't try to rank schools but that we shouldn't think of rankings as measuring an ideal of academic quality.

So, with enthusiasm over American Pharoah's win at a high and even though it's pretty crazy to try to rank horses from different eras, we're going to revise the L.A. Times' rankings of the top Triple Crown winners of all time.

The software will try to rank the results according to relevance, which can be based on several factors.

N.B.A. scouts look at far more than N.C.A.A. tournament games when they try to rank players in a class.

The Journal plans to appeal.One of the annual surveys that try to rank countries by competitiveness demoted Japan from 4th to 11th.

The report, issued by the National Academies of Sciences, is among the first to try to rank national security threats made possible by recent advances in gene engineering such as the gene-editing technology CRISPR.

So anybody who now tries to rank his probable successors is at risk of looking ridiculous.

But trying to rank them by fries alone was not only impossible in one visit each, but perhaps also unnecessary.

Which one do you like better?" So it is with trying to rank events and their significance across the ages.

She criticized "the fallaciousness of trying to rank and give rank to schools based upon admission to one university and their assets".

Fans can be excused for assuming that something called the World Golf Ranking simply tries to rank the world's best golfers by their performance.