Sentence examples for usually ranked from inspiring English sources
Boquerón is beautiful and is usually ranked among Puerto Rico's top beaches, but it lacks Combate's intimacy.
IN the long list of problems affecting the American health care system, the shortage of general practitioners and overabundance of specialists is usually ranked near the top.
In surveys, the organization has usually ranked among the most trusted institutions in the nation, along with groups like the American Red Cross and the Consumers Union.
"The evidence is thus conclusive that the work of the playwright usually ranked as America's greatest is unable to prosper or even survive in the harsh Broadway economic climate," Variety's report went on.
And although Notre Dame won most of the time in the 1930s, the games remained close, with one of the teams usually ranked high enough to be competing for the national title.
The United States had its hands full for much of the men's tournament opener Tuesday but finally emerged a 3-1 winner over Switzerland, a team usually ranked as the sixth best in Europe.
Lyndon Johnson usually ranks as a near great president – and without Vietnam he'd rank even higher.
In public opinion surveys, doctors usually rank as the most trusted professionals.
On modern to-do lists, writing thank-you notes usually ranks about as high as polishing the silver.
The 8 p.m. program "Countdown With Keith Olbermann" is rerun at 10 p.m., where it usually ranks third.
It reaches an average of about 3.6 million viewers, a total that usually ranks second or third among syndicated shows.
