Sentence examples for evolution of the second tier from inspiring English sources

The government needs to foster a nurturing environment for the evolution of the second tier, made up of such airlines as Southwest and the promising new JetBlue, based at Kennedy Airport.

Of these (counting the second tier position sequentially below the top tier) the highest aggregate of 44 was the 1975 final between West Ham United (13th) and Fulham (ninth in tier two).

The results of these initial investigations shall often dictate the second tier of investigations.

Methodology: A four tier stakeholder consultative approach was adopted for the evaluation; the first tier involved programme owners including staff members of UNICEF and UNFPA, the second tier involved state actors, the third tier involved non-state actors (NGOs/CBOs) and the fourth tier included sampled beneficiaries in specific locations where the programme was implemented.

However, some are regulated in both first and second tiers of defense, while others are mainly modulated in the second tier of defense.

Mr. Robinson said students also improperly wedged the second tier of logs into this lowest tier.

This is the second tier of NIH's lauded two-tier system.

The second tier of excitement comes from the potential implications.

The second tier of characteristics contains just two items.

West Brom were in the second tier of English football, while Woking played in the Diadora League - way down in the seventh tier.

As Fig. 1 shows, the first tier addresses the students' knowledge of a factual point, and the second tier addresses students' reasoning.