Sentence examples for ranks equal from inspiring English sources

Unsecured creditors owed about $27 billion are being asked to accept a recovery rate of 5 cents, says Barclays Capital, whereas the health-care trust, which ranks equal to them, gets 50 cents as well as a big stake in the restructured firm.

Second, by definition, an acquisition series has to consist of at least two acquisitions; therefore, only acquisitions with series ranks equal to or higher than two are included in the analysis on level II.

Malta ranks equal eleventh in the world on the national IQ scale.

French Football Federation player says his group ranks equal to AFP but doesn't get instructions from the Elysée Palace (fffWEB).

Unlike some other rankings, we do not include any "equal" schools (for example, four schools ranked equal sixth followed by one ranked tenth).

Central ministries rank equal to provincial governments.

He was ranked equal to Pol Pot.

Climate change ranked equal third with cyber attacks, at 37%.

The island chain with a population of about 100,000 is ranked equal 156th in the world by Fifa; one of their greatest-ever players, Rodney Jack, was a fan favourite in England with Torquay United and Crewe Alexandra in the 1990s.

Cartledge's feat is to bring home just how astonishing it was, in a world dominated by monarchies and tyrannies, that the vote of a peasant should ever have ranked equal to that of an aristocrat.

Placed in the executive office of the president, headed by a Senate-confirmed official (with rank equal to the deputy head of a cabinet department) who reports to the national intelligence director, the N.C.T.C. would track implementation of plans.