Sentence examples for long ranked from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem, Ms. Friedman said, is that Long Island has long ranked behind other parts of the country in many categories, including work-life issues like child care.

And direct marketing companies have long ranked consumers by their socioeconomic status.

Lenz's dry Alsatian-style gewürztraminers, first released in 1983, have long ranked among North America's best.

The charges have shaken Chile, long ranked among Latin America's most staunchly Catholic countries.

Business groups have long ranked Mississippi courts last in surveys of fairness and probity.

Among major European cities, Rome has long ranked near the bottom when it comes to taxis.

Although Mr. Kerry lost and quit politics for a time, what would long rank as Boston's leading political shop had crystallized, Marttila, Payne, Kiley & Thorne.

A giant catfish caught in northern Thailand in 2005 weighed 650 pounds and measured nearly nine feet long, ranking as the biggest freshwater fish ever caught.

The mud-and-bamboo huts in this part of India cradle more dying children than anywhere in the world, with diarrhea and malnutrition long ranking as the region's great scourges.

As it is, I'm increasingly concerned that you'll end up joining the long ranks of honourable but ultimately futile Game of Thrones deaths.

Denon has built a climate-controlled room in the back of the plant to house the long ranks of acetate discs in their white cardboard boxes, along with priceless jazz relics like a telegram from Lubinsky to Parker ordering him to show up at a recording session on Nov. 26, 1945.