ranking

IPA: rˈæŋkɪŋ

noun

  • One’s relative placement in a list.

adjective

  • (in combination) Having a specified rank.
  • Superior in rank.
  • Prominent or outstanding.
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Examples of "ranking" in Sentences

  • Assuming the ranking from the link is still valid.
  • The gold champion level is the highest status ranking awarded by the VCR.
  • "As far as the world ranking is concerned, yes, I'm not ranked No 1 in the world," Woods said.
  • The 37th place ranking is often cited in today's overhaul debate, even though, in some ways, the U.S. actually ranked a lot higher.
  • I think here his ranking is also due to what was accomplished domestically on his watch, which was impressive, whether or not it really happened because of him.
  • + importance of links in ranking is declining -- New sources of data and new features that Yahoo! has built and developed have made our ranking algorithm better.
  • Shadows of Ecstasy was among the top three and The Greater Trumps among the bottom four, but the difference in ranking is so subtle I am not sure I myself can always detect it.
  • If your ranking is low and – Heaven forbid – someone with the same name (and a less stellar reputation) is ranked above you, you can adjust your ranking by blogging or twittering for yourself and others.
  • "We feel as the No. 1 other teams are going to come after us, but no matter what our ranking is we were the Pac-10 champions last year so they'll still come after us," Oregon linebacker Casey Matthews said.

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