Sentence examples for ranking up with from inspiring English sources

Earlier today one local blog, The Next Big What, pegged the number at around 2,000 employees, which would have been a big deal if it were correct, ranking up with Yahoo's biggest-ever workforce reductions (the last 2,000 round was in 2012, under previous CEO Scott Thompson).

Mostly, this is invite only but if you can get access to these lobbies, you will surely be having a good time ranking up with other players.

Last week's court ruling, for instance, that QC David Vaughan should pay a lump sum of £215,000 to a woman from whom he was divorced 25 years ago, ranks up with Heather Mills McCartney's millions to reinforce the notion that "poor men" are perpetually fleeced by women.

This ranks up with his greatest achievements.

To assess the viability of the different EOR scenarios, NPV becomes a critical yardstick and should be ranked up with the best alternative.

Victories in Japan in 2007 and Silverstone in 2008 are considered to rank up with the greatest wet-weather drives in history.

Then put a number to the time and energy contributed by hundreds of thousands of volunteers and you would get a business that would rank up with the biggest companies in this Forbes 500s issue.

How does he put out an album per year on average with Prussian consistency, albums that even rank up with some of the better early material--when every other band's output slows down radically?

Then there was his masterpiece, the magnum opus of Carlton Banks, a record that ranks up with with the best black dance music of the late 20th century: "Dance Baby".

Try to avoid over-dramatizing or making it seem as if your prior losses rank up with theirs - nobody suffering in the present wants to hear about your past.

"It ranks up there with the death of a family member.