Sentence examples for lower echelon of from inspiring English sources
They should not be delegated to a lower echelon of human resources.
Malone left the team in 1982, and the Rockets fell to the lower echelon of the NBA in his absence.
Instead of half price, our snacks were free, because the snack-stand crew, a lower echelon of workers who were trapped in grease and darkness, offered them to us that way.
The real location of the film, directed and written by Todd Graff ("Camp," "Bandslam"), is a lower echelon of musical comedy hell (or heaven, if you love the hoariest musical comedy clichés).
The duo say the team, one that operates out one of MLB's biggest markets with a payroll in the lower echelon of the 30 MLB clubs, claim there will be "payroll flexibility" when it comes to assembling the 2015 Mets, a team miserable fans will expect to finally compete after six years of watching their franchise deteriorate.
"Many people who fall within the lower echelon of the middle class were among the people the president proposed to tax," said David Lillard, the state treasurer of Tennessee and president of the National Association of State Treasurers, who added that many states had made college savings a focal point of policy making.
His tacking was hard, not always fair and in the lower echelons of Italian football he learnt how to fight.
When unit costs ceased to decline, however, lower echelons of the aircraft company talked with lower echelons of the subcontractor, who proved to be unfamiliar with learning curve experience and did not believe it.
At the lower echelons of society, females have driven enormous change in how livelihoods are made and how people are supplied with basic necessities.
I have also had a turbulent lifelong relationship with Clyde Football Club who are currently languishing in the lower echelons of Scottish Football.
Its progenitor, the book's protagonist, is Carl Collins, a physics professor from Texas who has been bumping around the lower echelons of military science for 35 years.
