Sentence examples for a lowest tier from inspiring English sources

The Laboratory Response Network is a tiered system of laboratories with capacities defined in an A (lowest tier) through D (highest) pyramid structure (3, 4).

Its declared aim is to provide health insurance to the more than 50%% of Mexico's population, mostly self-employed and/or in the informal sector of the economy, that did not get coverage through any of the employment linked programs or through the private market.1 It does not replace any of the existing public health services, but adds a lowest tier of coverage to the existing system.

Most of them either can't compete and drop out or attend a low tier college and earn a degree that isn't economic.

Ostensibly, Naked Bob is there to deliver naked truth with percentages and stats and that, but in reality it's more like the makers had £20 left over in the budget for a low-tier male model and an educational box to tick.

It felt like using a low-tier 256k DSL connection.

"I mean, it's not a (low-tier) tournament.

Maxime Bernier, one of the only Conservatives from Quebec and a low-tier minister in the Harper government, is said to be putting a campaign together.

Then from each sub-district we selected a union (the lowest tier of regional administration) randomly.

The report, which analyzed data from the credit reporting bureau Equifax, showed an increase in the proportion of people in the top tier of credit scores, and a decrease in the lowest tier.

I want to go on now and achieve other things," said Murray, who has already won a Futures title (the lowest tier of the pro circuit) last month and may have played his last junior match.

In the equation above, j is equal to the index of the lowest tier an optimally informative summary will draw from.