Sentence examples for of the third largest from inspiring English sources

For a country that has bound up its own raison d'être with the EU, the exit of the third largest nation would be a terrible blow.

The Tesco API gives you access to the vast grocery and more catalog of the third largest retailer in the world.

After 10 years of investigations and litigation, the ruling dashed Mr. Deri's hopes of returning to the party leadership and disrupted what had been a meteoric career at the helm of the third largest party in Israel.

For example, in 1949 Zipf claimed that the largest city in a country is about twice the size of the next largest, three times the size of the third largest, and so forth.

As a directing partner of DBB Brazil in São Paulo, Ms. Dietzsch was responsible for projects like the Victor Civita Eco-Park, the urbanisation of the third largest favela in São Paulo, São Francisco Global, and the Green Stream Linear Park.

Concerns about the Icelandic economy grew stronger last week after the government seized control of the third largest bank Glitnir, taking a 75% stake in return for €600m - Haarde warning Icelanders at the time of "the inevitable cut in living standards" to come.

Oil's retreat suggests a comeback for the consumer sector led by Wal-Mart, now the holder of the third-largest market capitalization on the Big Board.

Travelers will have to "pay more attention when they're out there price shopping, since two of the largest online agencies aren't selling flights of the third-largest airline," he said.

Standard & Poor's Equity Research reiterated a "buy" rating on Valero Energy and raised the target price to $68 from $63. "We view the ability of the third-largest U.S. refiner to process about 70% of heavy sour crude feedstocks as an advantage," S&P Equity Research said.

Cleveland-Cliffs, the largest producer of iron ore pellets in North America and the owner of the third-largest iron ore mining company in Australia, exceeded handily the consensus profit estimates for the March and June quarters.

Environmentalists and the nation's largest electric utility seem to describe two different rivers in the wake of the third-largest coal ash spill in U.S. history.