Sentence examples for former tier from inspiring English sources

The former tier one general route - open to highly skilled migrants without a job offer - will be closed.

The former grade was just two notches above BB, the top tier of junk status.

As a former second-tier high-school and college swimmer, I recall that there was little fuel for outsize egos or rewards for stupid stunts.

After three years at Olympia a short stint at Uralan Elista, a former top-tier club that collapsed when Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, the Kalmykia Republic governor, lost interest, ended in 2004.

This was the case with Mark, a former top-tier gymnast, who learned the lesson the hard way.

However, in the case of the interference weighted selection policy, MUE transmits a pilot signal with controlled power P S : = P t S F 1. HeNBs recover S F 1 from the received signal of P S, because each HeNB i is already aware of the channel response h i between MUE and HeNB i through the former cross-tier handshake to estimate I i in ii.

Sand bodies in both units are ribbons and sheets, with the latter often connecting the former in tiers, sands are usually texturally and compositionally immature lithic wackes, and conglomerates (when present) are composed primarily of re-worked sedimentary clasts, especially re-worked pedogenic carbonate nodules [12], [52].

The institutions in the system that are considering the program are in the state's second tier, former state teachers colleges that have been upgraded over the years to state university status.

Still, though, all eyes will be on the two top-tier former champs, Americain and Dunaden, despite the weight of history seen as a strike against them.

It will be the first time since 1986 that Dunfermline will be down in Scotland's third tier, but former Pars player, manager and director of football Jim Leishman had said before kick-off that avoiding liquidation was the priority.

In the mid-tier, the former Roku 2 will become the Roku Premiere and Premiere+ instead, priced at $79.99 and $99.99, respectively.