Sentence examples similar to developing to the higher echelon from inspiring English sources

"But once you get to the higher echelon of tennis, usually you don't ever see it".

"By the fact that people see me on a stage, people see me fight and rise to the highest echelons in Texas government.

Proper application of subsidiarity means that normally the so-called 'lower echelons' consider which powers they wish to abrogate to the higher echelon.

People who should have worked their way through the industry to the higher echelons have dropped out.

With no specialist gyms or equipment, it is unlikely Osika will make it to the higher echelons of the sport if he stays in Tonga.

The Khalq faction was removed from power, and only technocrats, opportunists and individuals which the Soviets trusted would be appointed to the higher echelons of government.

The Pattuva has many temples dedicated to the higher echelons of Hindu or Buddhist deities, and to village guardian deities such Ayyanar or Ayyanayake, Viramunda, Kadavara and Bandara.

Moreover, the name Ragnvaldr shows that he belonged to the higher echelons of Old Norse society, and that he may have been a relative of the ruling dynasty.

His purging of senior cadres has led to nervousness among the higher echelons of power in Pyongyang and not consolidation.

As in other areas of science, women still have some catching up to do with regard to reaching the higher echelons of academia.

Nasri has shown world-class quality and if ever there was a sure-fire entrant to the highest echelon of the game, it is surely Wilshere.