Sentence examples for a tiering from inspiring English sources

For that reason, a tiering system from one to four is used to score datacentres.

The central bank had been using a tiering system: the more a bank deposited, the less it earned in interest.

The same assumption is made by Dr. David Friend, a health care management consultant, when he says, "The result is a tiering effect, where the best doctors are doing the private stuff and doctors unable to succeed in those things will provide the public service care".

We've also heard from sources that Facebook will announce a tiering system for applications, confirming our previous post in March.

Both Cardin and the representatives from DOD and DHS spoke favorably of a tiering system for select agents—an emerging idea among biodefense experts—under which facilities and researchers dealing with the most dangerous pathogens would be subject to the most stringent controls.

Those new proposals include a tiering system that would give the maximum credit to productions that pay wages to California residents and incentives to build sound stages and post-production facilities.

Might I suggest a tiered system instead?

But Wales proved a tier above.

The United States uses a tier system to rate nations.

The house has a 1980s kitchen and a tiered deck.

Everything above that is a tier-one.