Sentence examples for elevated tier from inspiring English sources

As his character, José Solo, shuttles between jobs and conversations, Mr. Ortiz leaps and bounds like an anguished Douglas Fairbanks, repeatedly hoisting himself gymnast-style to an elevated tier in Andromache Chalfant's set, then shimmying back down on a pole.

Variants are elevated to tier two (VPI 2) 'very rare or novel' if their frequency in these population databases is less than 0.0005.

China is one of those countries elevated to a tier two status, while Chile and Switzerland both moved up to tier one in 2014.

His emotional celebrations with his father, an electrician who had been fighting brain cancer for three years, elevated him to a tier of celebrity never before reached by a humble tumbler.

The other option is to accept inegalitarian market outcomes, but redistribute the winnings of the top tier, elevating those who didn't win big.

The Packers won the Super Bowl — and Aaron Rodgers elevated himself into the top tier of quarterbacks — despite having 15 players on injured reserve, including six opening day starters.

The success of Hanif's début elevated him to the first tier of Pakistani writers in English, joining Mohsin Hamid ("How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia") and Daniyal Mueenuddin ("In Other Rooms, Other Wonders").

Since we last spoke with Luca Agnani, the Italian digital artist's animations of classic van Gogh paintings had elevated him to a new tier of international recognition.

The shootings elevated guns to a top-tier national issue, though many of Obama's proposals have encountered opposition from the National Rifle Association and many Republicans.

Instead, I elevated the last catcher in the second tier – which is probably just as bad a decision.

"The results of the past couple of years have elevated the Breeders' Cup meeting into the top tier of betting events.