Sentence examples for a second tier of from inspiring English sources

A second tier of competition in Jamaica.

That treaty has a second tier of control.

With government backing, a second tier of commercial banks has emerged.

Management wants to create a second tier of wages and benefits for new employees.

A second tier of footballers enjoy decent, if not spectacular, working conditions.

Members are commonly called proprietors; some athenaeums distinguish share-holding proprietors from a second tier of members, called subscribers.

A second tier of starters with past success in the American League — including Derek Lowe — may also be appealing.

She is concerned it creates a "second tier" of marriage and could be torn down by the high court.

A Quinnipiac University poll released last week showed Mr. Paul leading a second tier of Republican candidates.

And if a second tier of "special" mental health ambulances emerges, will this create a different stigma?

That would leave Mr. Bradley as the leader in a second tier of candidates trying to unseat Mr. Gore.