Sentence examples for a big tier from inspiring English sources

While it has a strong footprint in Europe, it's going to be adding more staff in Asia, after winning a big Tier 1 account there.

So none of Texas's three largest cities has a big tier-one university to its name.

Motherwell chief executive Leeann Dempster believes the failure of the SPL clubs to pass an 11-1 majoriny in favour of reconstruction was a "missed opportunity" and one that would eventually have delivered a bigger top tier.

I travel back to a bigger first-tier city once every other month to get my cultural fill.

Being a general partner for 10 years at a "big fund" with "multiple tiers of partners," "crazy back room politics" and "senior partners who are well past medicare age" kind of narrows things down a little.

Budget-wise, it is a big leap to the next tier of navigational aids, but expensive apps from TomTom, Magellan and Navigon are generally worth the money.

The structure provides some surprises in particular that the A domain in the N-terminal tier undergoes a big shift in conformation from the monomer to the hexamer.

As I've reported before, the employment minister, Chris Grayling, suggested this didn't matter because the voluntary sector would play a big role in the subcontractor tiers.

But a closer look at the numbers shows a big gulf between growing, northern-tier countries like Germany, Austria or Finland and southern countries like Spain, Italy and Greece, which continue to contract, albeit at a more moderate pace than before.

That late Holt equaliser meant Charlton surrendered top spot to Leeds United, another third-tier club in a big hurry to recapture former glories.

Ola in India, for example, has made a big push to cover India's tier-3 and -4 cities; the company plans to be present in 200 cities and towns in India before the end of the year.