Sentence examples for ranks state from inspiring English sources

Since turning to politics, he has climbed his way up party ranks — state legislator, county treasurer and, on his third attempt, congressman.

A study by the Manufacturing Alliance of Connecticut ranks state manufacturers among the most productive in the nation, but also concludes that Connecticut is the third-most-expensive state in which to do business.

Alabama has some of the loosest gun laws in the country, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, a nonprofit group that ranks state gun laws every year.

Contemporary economics is grounded in an ordinal-value theory that does not allow interpersonal comparisons and that incompletely ranks states of affairs.

Now a new ensemble, Grand Harmonie, has joined their ranks, stating its focus as historically informed performances of music from Mozart to Brahms.

The Fraser Institute's annual Economic Freedom of North America study ranks states for their economic freedom.

The report also ranks states: Maryland bested all others for the fifth year in a row, scoring a B-plus.

The United Health Foundation, which ranks states according to their health, stated that "in the past year, premature death increased 4%." When it comes to health, Mississippians are LITERALLY dying!

A Gallup-Healthways study that ranks states by how happy their older residents are puts Hawaii at the top of its list, followed by Arizona, New Hampshire and North Dakota.

Previous attempts to rank state pension funds have been foiled by differences among plans.

New Jersey spent the most money per student on education during 1997, outspending the second ranked state, New York, by nearly $1,000, according to a Census Bureau report released last week.