Sentence examples for second to those from inspiring English sources

An immigration battle is a distant second to those matters, Republicans say.

In the Iranian rug trade, Hamadan rugs rank second to those of Kermān (see Kermān carpet).

U.S. costume, or fashion, jewelry sales come only second to those of bridal jewelry, comprising 22 percent of the entire retail jewelry industry.

Yet Cablevision is a classic example of a media firm where the interests of other shareholders can come second to those of a controlling shareholder.

Special health and wellbeing checks spotted many physical and mental conditions, including diabetes, depression and cancer, which – as carers often put their own needs second to those of others – were previously undiagnosed.

The energy product of samarium-based permanent magnets is second to those based on neodymium, iron, and boron (Nd2Fe14B), but the latter have much lower Curie points than the samarium magnets and therefore are unsuitable for applications above approximately 300 °C (570 °F).

The supply should go first to those at highest risk of developing serious complications or dying.

Then the biofuel supply is counted independently and strategically allocated first to those uses that cannot be electrified.

A broach has a series of cutting teeth arranged in a row or rows, graduated in height from the teeth that cut first to those that cut last.

"And Oleg, I've been competing with him for years, he's produced phenomenal results, getting massive scores so I feel very honoured to come third to those".

Calls are automatically routed first to those workers who keep callers on the line the longest, with scripted ploys like pretending to see -- very slowly -- winning Lotto numbers.