Sentence examples for even higher tier from inspiring English sources
In addition to the previously reported "board of trustees" whose members are expected to raise at least $500,000, it turns out there is an even higher tier of donors who are granted entree to the board of directors if they raise $1 million for two consecutive years, according to a memo that describes the organization's "finance leadership levels".
Another competitor in an even higher tier of the market is Inspirato, which charges around $9,500 $17,500 to join, plus $2,500 $3,000 per year.
The iPhone has always been a sort of premium product, and if Apple shows that it's able to unlock demand at an even higher tier and retain it beyond just early adopters, that could add some significant momentum to its business.
Overall occupancy in all extended-stay rooms, 73.6percentt, is 10 percentage points above the national average; the rate among the top tier is even higher, at 75.2percentt.
It is not uncommon to see a mother buying a 900-gram can of IMF for more than RMB 200 (almost $30) in a tier-3 city, even higher than the average IMF price in the U.S. Like this story?
The cost comes out to less than a dollar per minute, even more so if you opt for a higher tier plan.
Some were marked Top Secret Strap 1 – the British higher tier of super-classification for intercept material – or even Strap 2, which was almost as secret as you could get.
The lower-tier workers hope that collective bargaining will bring equality and justice, but higher tier workers believe that they are being asked to make deep sacrifices and maybe even go on strike for it.
Its size, however, doesn't mean yawning chasms between spectators and pitch (even in the highest tier), and that relatively compact feeling should generate a pretty intense atmosphere when the Czechs meet Italy in what promises to be one of the World Cup's more intriguing group encounters.
