Sentences with phrase «than a favorable ranking»

And a reputation is far more durable (and effective) than a favorable ranking for «Boston bankruptcy lawyer.»

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Robb and Robb Farrell sued their brother in Connecticut in 2008 because they both lived there at the time and the state's statute of limitations was more favorable to sex abuse victims than New York's, which victim advocates say ranks among the worst in the nation.

By far the largest city in the top 10 with a population of over 8 million, New York ranks fifth because its relative total crime differential is the second most favorable among the metropolitan areas evaluated despite having a higher incidence of violent crime than all but one other city on this list (Tucson).

While Google's power can feel overwhelming at times, having a favorable ranking among Google's search results is easier to understand and achieve than most people think.

This trend continues after graduation, with the exception of engineering graduate students, where students from less prestigious schools have more favorable debt to income ratios six years after graduation than their counterparts from higher ranked schools.