| In Pennsylvania, New York and Minnesota, for example, the homeopathic practitioners outranked regular physicians. |
| Most of the people that had entered the military when she did outranked her now. |
| Truly, this little girl was so precious that coverage of her disappearance outranked most important national and international events! |
| He had not saluted the man so it was fair to say he was not outranked in this conversation. |
| I vowed never again to let anyone talk me into doing something dumb, no matter how much they outranked me by pay grade or flight time. |
| Generally, those of the lower orders abased themselves through prostration in front of those who outranked them. |
