Sentence examples for when rankings from inspiring English sources

Notice that players/teams in lower ranks tend to change less than in higher ones, even when rankings across activities change at varying rates and the associated time resolution moves from weeks to months (see Table 1).

So when rankings of management gurus are published, they are received with ambivalence.

You have to get good grades.' " At first, when rankings were posted, the school left off Danya and Arden to avoid embarrassing them.

In the years before the official WTA rankings, when rankings were a more informal affair, there were some consensus No. 1s who were older: the American Helen Wills Moody, who was 33 in 1938; the American Margaret Osborne duPont, who was 32 in 1950.

It highlights how different rankings measure different research and teaching activities, and the various tensions that can arise across disciplinary boundaries; among institutional and departmental priorities; in research, teaching and learning; and across national and international dimensions within the fields of art and design when rankings compare unique offerings quantitatively.

It's unclear when rankings for the quarter ending Dec. 31 will be publicly released.

But when rankings offer no context for the data they use, they can be intentionally or unintentionally misleading.

Some are surprised to learn that our system does not consider expense ratios when ranking funds.