Sentence examples for rank- from inspiring English sources

"In terms of European cities, Stockholm does not rank very highly in any of the rankings we used to select our cities (top cities for shopping, for business, cheapest cities, etc).

On the face of it this does not have a lot to do with the specialised mechanical discipline that is fast bowling, or indeed the career of Steven Finn, England's own talented, statistically prodigious man-of-the-moment-before-last, whose falling away from the front rank is one of the more puzzling base notes of a generally puzzling tour of Australia.

Not surprisingly, wheeled motor sports also rank highly for severity of injuries, second to roller sports in the high threat to life category.

Have more than one site: Alongside their flagship blog, serious bloggers usually have a number of 'static' sites, which need few updates and are designed to rank highly in search engines and bring in more advertising opportunities.

He retired a four-star general – the highest nominal rank in the US army – and was unanimously confirmed as CIA director in October 2011.

To that list, should United lose at Crystal Palace on Saturday, will come another first – their first four-match league losing streak since February 1979 – an outcome not beyond the realms of possibility given the rank profligacy of their strike force against Albion.

The 62-page rank-'em-and-spank-'em study, Waste and Opportunity 2015, was published Thursday by advocacy nonprofits As You Sow and the Natural Resources Defense Council.

But Ukip's "little guy" rank-and-file is not always quite so on-message.

While it may be tempting to attribute this to the notion that the Democratic party machine and rank-and-file are simply more open and accepting of women in top leadership roles, the real answer is more complex.

As the poor get hit with an eight euro a week cut in social welfare, as the rank-and-file public and private sector continue to live with pay cuts and lay-offs, the bonus culture in the minister's own back yard continues unchecked.

Unlimited political cash would give rank-and-file conservative activists greater sway in picking their representatives, including the president, White House hopeful Ted Cruz told New Hampshire voters on Sunday.