Sentence examples similar to admitted tier from inspiring English sources

He admitted that "top tier deals" were hot, but said he saw the "bottom falling out" on lower-end deals.

The bank believes it can fund the acquistion from its own resources but admitted that its tier one capital ratio - a measure of financial strength set out by regulators - would dip from 7.6% now.

Grayson, who has taken three different clubs up from the third tier, admitted his side had been beaten by a "good team" in Rotherham but felt the two were evenly matched over the two legs.

But he admitted that lower-tier workers did not earn enough to be able to afford the plans.

While none of the top tier developers admitted to intentionally doing this, it was a widely-known practice.

My daughter was admitted to a top-tier school, not knowing anyone, not connected to anyone and living in New York City.

I hear stories each year from parents of candidates who apply to top-level colleges Many parents say that you have to know someone to be admitted to the top tiers.

Scalia was referring to the so-called "mismatch theory" originally set out by UCLA law professor Richard Sander, which contends that black students sometimes fare badly if they are admitted to a top-tier law school.

He scored 432 points out of a possible 750, too low to be admitted even to a second-tier institution.

Surely, the top-tier computer science students admitted to the program will be given a nudge towards working at Facebook after college.

Specification 2: Adds the number of UC campuses where the individual submitted applications and was admitted in each of the three tiers of UC campuses to Specification 1.  Specification 3: Adds indicator variables for the highest ranked campus where the individual was admitted to the baseline specification.