Sentence examples for In the same rank from inspiring English sources
Bourdieu's death deprives France of one of its great post-war intellectuals, a thinker in the same rank as Foucault, Barthes and Lacan.
Britain's national strength cannot be placed in the same rank as China now, a truth difficult to accept for some Britons who want to stress their nobility.
The MortgageIT executives are hardly in the same rank as Fuld or Mozilo, but the facts laid out in Bharara's complaint are truly shocking.
A growth rate of 0.9% in the first quarter puts it in the same rank as Ireland, which grew by almost 5% last year and is forecast to repeat the performance this year.
Bratton became emotional when announcing that Moore had been posthumously promoted to detective – putting him in the same rank as officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos, who were killed in Brooklyn in December.
He also trawls in the same rank pool of populist fears and resentments -- mainly of foreigners who "swamp" the nation, "steal our jobs," have criminal habits, and so on -- as Jean-Marie Le Pen in France, the Republicans in Germany, unsavory fringes of the Conservative Party in Britain, and Pat Buchanan in the United States.
Under these conditions, the metastable equilibrium abundances of the proteins do not occur in exactly the same rank order as the experimental ones, but there is a greater overall correspondence with the experimental relative abundances.
Although the prevalence of diabetes observed from 1976 1984 was far lower than that observed after 2007, the diversity of diabetes prevalence across racial/ethnic groups has continued and occurs in approximately the same rank order.
"The best UConn graduate is in the same ranks as a graduate from M.I.T. or Stanford or Georgia Tech or pick-your-favorite top-notch engineering school.
The film producer and co-founder of Miramax Films released a statement saying: "Charles James was one of the most incredible couturiers in the history of fashion and this label deserves to be a household name in the same ranks as Chanel, Dior and Oscar de la Renta.
The next in the same ranking are the global trends of the diffusion of power, the changing demographic patterns and the food, water and energy nexus [29].
