1.   On the other hand, revocations of planning permission or interference with existing uses do rank for compensation, since they involve a taking away of a legal right.

2.   A nutritional powerhouse, it regularly tops lists of vegetables ranked for vitamins, minerals and fiber.

3.   For years Hoiberg ranked among the conference leaders in numerous statistical categories.

4.   Morningstar can issue a one-year ranking for funds only if it chooses to do so, Pappas said.

5.   Norris had been world champion several times and world ranked for years even though he was admittedly past his prime.

6.   That is vastly different from the way it is today, when it seems fighters are ranked for every reason but ones that are objective and consistent.

7.   The companies were ranked for each of the above measures.

8.   The same pattern holds when Singh generates line drawings of different female figures and asks male volunteers to rank them for attractiveness, sexiness, health and fertility.

9.   The school has been ranked for the first time by newspapers that paid it little attention in the past.

10.   Two years ago, when two of us set out to drive the leading minivans and rank them for this page, we came away dizzy with details.