Sentence examples for getting a level from inspiring English sources

They'll also be getting a level of coverage and security the old non-group market usually did not provide.

He added: "We're concerned people will misunderstand the use of KI and believe they are getting a level of protection that is not there.

And I know Americans had — had seen jobs being shipped overseas, businesses and workers not getting a level playing field when it came to trade.

In short, this week's visitors are getting a level of hospitality which, until recently, only one European leader Tony Blair could be sure of receiving.

But, Mr. Lesar said, "we are in the middle of an election cycle, he is part of the election cycle and therefore we are getting a level of scrutiny that in my view is unprecedented in the history of corporate America".

:D" Earlier he had joked: "thatawkwardmoment when you forget you are getting A level results today and then you look on twitter and your heart sinks!" Daley has been a student at the independent Plymouth college in his home city in Devon since April 2009, when as a 15-year-old he was taken out of the state-run Eggbuckland community college, saying he was being bullied.

Now the coalition is allowing universities to recruit unlimited numbers of students getting A-level grades of AAB or higher.

The data identifies a band of 34 universities which it says will be hit by the coalition's reforms because they neither attract the best-performing students (those getting A-level grades of AAB or higher) nor offer the lowest fees of £7,500 or less.

I got A-levels in statistics, theology and general studies.

A greater number now get degrees than got A-levels in the mid-20th century.

"I get a level of heartburn," he said.