Sentence examples for ranking right from inspiring English sources

TO far too many executives in corporate America, the right to report steadily rising quarterly earnings is fundamental, ranking right up there with life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

But McDonald 'ssays it could become one of the defining innovations of its half-century of corporate existence -- ranking right up there with the introduction of indoor seating, drive-through windows, breakfasts and play areas.

The clashes and the Commons vote were at the head of the stats that afternoon, but ranking right beside these history-making events was an article detailing possible legal action against Channel 4 by the model Katie Price, over comedian Frankie Boyle's joke about her disabled son.

And for the pilgrims traveling that treacherous road, appearing on this program has become a full-fledged station of the cross, ranking right up there in New York campaigning with parade marching, church visiting, endorsement begging, bagel eating, baby kissing and the sleepy Sunday morning news conference (still the best way to get on TV).

Yahoo logo ranking right up there with Twitter's blue lines.

Meanwhile, Peter Whiteford's recent good form has pushed him into the world's top 200 at 195. "Stephen Gallacher is the only other Scot in the top 100 of the world ranking right now, so it would be me and Stephen," said 28-year-old Laird before the latest update showed his compatriot had slipped a few places.

"This would rank right up there, no question," he said.

"It ranks right up there at the top," Fisher said.

"That would rank right up there," Woods said.

-- ranks right behind Henman-Martin as the people's choice.

"As a win it ranks right up there.