Sentence examples for highly tiered from inspiring English sources
But while he rightly concentrated on economics, he palpably misread a world where international power remains highly tiered.
Considering the first of these issues, the current state of de-centrality and diversity means that HEIs develop more specific, catered brands that appeal to particular types of students, with higher education being regarded as highly tiered and a multiple segmented sector (Kena et al. 2015).
Last year 50,000 visas were issued for tier one (highly skilled) and tier two (skilled) workers from outside the European Economic Area (the EU plus Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein).
In the original negotiations, EchoStar wanted to drop Court TV from its most highly penetrated tier to a lesser one that would cost the network about 3 million Dish households, Heller said.
For example, if X is less than the cardinality of the most highly weighted tier, then j = n and Max is simply Xxn (the product of X and the highest weighting factor).
Alongside limits will be action to get Britain back to work and provide employers with the skills they need from the resident workforce — reducing the need for migrants at the same time as we reduce their number".The 24,100 cap on tier 1 (highly skilled) and tier 2 (skilled) workers is a 5% reduction on last year's total of 25,400.
Most conferences are competitively tiered.
His solution: tiered pricing.
Adaptation responses are tiered.
Although some current immunogens elicit antibodies that neutralize highly neutralization-sensitive (tier 1) HIV strains, most circulating HIVs exhibiting a less sensitive (tier 2) phenotype are not neutralized.
