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Well we did win, every year that we entered, one of the rankings for best employer for small business.
Long before scientists began looking at this, parents noticed that there are certain temperamental templates associated with all birth rankings: the serious, striving firstborn; the caught-in-a-thicket's middle born; the wild child of a last born.
As we move to search, we rely on the relevance rankings, the Web matching, the index crawling.
The Congo consistently scores dreadfully in global health and poverty rankings.
Consider the rankings for reading proficiency.
Well, the gold standard of quality of life rankings, it's called the Mercer Survey.
In fact, they rank higher than other governments, like my own, the U.S., or Switzerland, that have higher average levels of income but lower rankings on work-life balance.
Just to give you one example, this comes from the Forbes billionaire rankings over the 1987-2013 period, and you can see the very top wealth holders have been going up at six, seven percent per year in real terms above inflation, whereas average income in the world, average wealth in the world, have increased at only two percent per year.
It's typically numbered between first and fourth in rankings of national happiness.
And we didn't just want the rankings to impact the best- and the worst-performing districts.
We wanted the rankings to motivate every district.
The rankings were a big success.
This is one of the districts that had been rising rapidly in the rankings.
I don't know why this is not number one in the IMDb rankings.
I was really surprised that this movie didn't have a solid ten, overall in the IMDb user rankings.
Consistently in the 5 worst shows of all time television rankings, it's the brunt of every bad joke about Steven ever told.
The numerous positive feedback, as well as high overseas rankings put this DVD as a contender in comparison to any rock band out there.
A quick rankings boost is never worth the risk of reputational damage in the longer term.
School revenues slumped, and from 1974 to 1979, California fell from ninth place to 44th among the 50 US states in per capita spending on public high schools, with California’s students soon slipping down the rankings as well.
Now, 125 years later, the rankings have reversed again, following decades of rapid economic development in China.
But the rankings change if you make output per capita (a better measure of a country's economic well-being) the standard: here the US comes first, and France and Germany drop, respectively, to 16th and 11th place.
More established small countries also lead the rankings in other metrics.
But, even as Germany and Italy lost their first- and second-place rankings in terms of new solar-power installations, China and Japan took their place.
Of the 30 Latin American countries included in this year’s report, only one-third have lower HDI rankings than GDP rankings, and only a few – those with the region’s greatest need for significant improvements in social infrastructure, particularly provision of health and education – show large discrepancies.
Thus, in the Heritage Foundation’s annual rankings of countries by how free and competitive their economies are, Thailand routinely comes up short.
China was at the bottom of the rankings 30 years ago, but at its present rate it will soon overtake Thailand.
For one brief shining moment, the Royal Bank of Scotland was global top dog in rankings of commercial banks, and we know how that story ended.
Sometimes, in rankings as in life, a kiss is just a kiss.
Speculation abounds that the panel might recommend outsourcing Doing Business, removing its rankings of countries for the ease of doing business in them, or even eliminating the report altogether.
Now China, the world’s second-largest economy and increasingly influential within the Bank, is seeking to water down the report by eliminating, among other things, its country rankings.
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