Sentence examples for are ranked next from inspiring English sources
The Dolphins are ranked next to last in the 32-team league against the run and are tied for last in points allowed per game.
The Lakers are ranked next to last in the NBA in points allowed, giving up 122.3 a game.
Insecticides that target voltage-gated sodium channels (e.g., pyrethroids and DDT), the nicotinic ACh receptors (nAChR) themselves (e.g., imidacloprid), and GABAA receptors (e.g., OC and fipronil) are ranked next highest in use in overall poundage applied (Casida 2009).
WEAKNESSES -- The Texans were ranked next to last in total defense and pass defense.
She was made the 4-5 choine in the mile-and-an-eighth Distaff, one of the day's most competitive races, while last year's champion, Beautiful Pleasure, was ranked next at 5-2.
Johnson was an expensive acquisition, but one Tampa Bay needed, because its passing offense last season -- when the Bucs went to the National Football Conference championship game -- was ranked next to last in the league.
Henry Bain's sauce — maybe "condiment" is the better word — is a Louisville happiness to be ranked next to the old-fashioned (also said to be a Pendennis invention) and the spectacle of the Kentucky Derby.
Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury's and Tesco were ranked next, while second from bottom were Asda and Aldi, which had publicly available policies on antibiotic use but few stringent measures associated with them, with the Co-op group also falling short on measures such as banning the strong antibiotic colistin and publishing data on antibiotic use.
This place seems satisfactory since the country is ranked next to the North European countries, which are traditionally leading in developing childcare services.
In their analysis of CvP Homo, a homeothermic metazoan is ranked next after the thermophilic species.
