Meanings of ranked behind in English

There were other Wasps ranked behind it, another squad at least.

He pointed his finger at the bottles ranked behind the bar.

Qatar's bid was ranked behind rivals the United States, Australia, South Korea and Japan.

The sparsely populated state ranked behind only Texas, Alaska and California among U.S. oil producers.

Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne were all ranked behind Auckland.

Conclusions: Quality-adjusted life year losses associated with personality disorders ranked behind only mood disorders and arthritis.

It ranked behind housing affordability, crime and having a well-paid job as one of their top concerns.

And there before us stood Lilith, naked and magnificent, with all her monstrous Court ranked behind her.

The country is ranked behind smaller nations such as Malta and Portugal and other big powers, be it Britain or France.

Labour is level with or just ahead of Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives in many opinion polls, but is ranked behind on economic competence.

Based on its end-March assets of $82 billion, the GM bankruptcy ranked behind only Lehman Brothers and WorldCom in terms of size.

Xu was the most senior uniformed officer and ranked behind only the then-president Hu Jintao, who was the commission chairman, in the military hierarchy.

But footballer Ibrahimovic felt he should have been the clear victor, and he told the newspaper there was no satisfaction in being ranked behind anybody.

Ireland has been ranked behind countries such as Britain, the US, Denmark and Luxembourg in terms of labour competitiveness in a new global study o(...)

Last year, with production of 267,032, it ranked behind central European neighbors the Czech Republic and Poland, with 826,629 and 589,561 vehicles, respectively, J.D.