Sentence examples for ranks even from inspiring English sources

But this ranks even higher.

Mr. Dung, 55, rose through Vinalines' ranks even as the company hemorrhaged money.

From New Testament times, Christians have recognized sinfulness in their ranks, even among their leaders.

Some in the party's senior ranks even call it "a cancer".

When the figures are adjusted to be proportionate to countries' respective populations, the UK ranks even lower – in 17th place.

"She was a very popular person right through the ranks, even when sometimes having to do difficult things".

Margaret Thatcher seems to rank even lower than that.

It also seems like rank, even cynical commercial opportunism.

Lyndon Johnson usually ranks as a near great president – and without Vietnam he'd rank even higher.

The Giants' defense is ranked even better, allowing a league-low 274.4 yards per game.

You had to put Bradbury in that rank, even though your mom read him in The Saturday Evening Post.