Sentence examples for ranked even from inspiring English sources
The Giants' defense is ranked even better, allowing a league-low 274.4 yards per game.
It would have ranked even higher had he not bogeyed the par-five ninth hole to finish his round.
"China" and "corruption" may be almost synonymous to many, but India was ranked even worse in corruption in Transparency International's annual Corruption Perceptions Index.
(sixth) are ranked even higher in the Associated Press poll, which is not a factor in the B.C.S. standings but does indicate how teams are perceived.
Although it remained outside the government, the Freedom Party's Euroskeptic and anti-immigrant rhetoric influenced discussions at the national level, and the party ranked even or ahead of the ruling parties in opinion polls.
David Edgerton's Britain's War Machine (Allen Lane, £25) is an astounding work of myth-busting: a portrait of Britain, not as the plucky little David standing alone against the Nazi Goliath, but as a deadly technocracy that ranked, even in 1940, as a first-class global power.
But this ranks even higher.
Margaret Thatcher seems to rank even lower than that.
Lyndon Johnson usually ranks as a near great president – and without Vietnam he'd rank even higher.
When the figures are adjusted to be proportionate to countries' respective populations, the UK ranks even lower – in 17th place.
In the Grand Shrine of Ise, the supreme priestess, the saishu ("chief of the religious ceremonies"), ranks even above the supreme priest, the dai-gūji.
