Sentence examples for lowest tier of from inspiring English sources

Now look at the percentage of people who could use the lowest tier of voice service.

Parish and town councils form the lowest tier of local government in England.

The most vulnerable women are poor Dalits, the lowest tier of the social structure.

At the lowest tier of River Park, we stopped and listened as the water slapped against the mud banks.

Since the club was founded in 1907, they have spent 78 seasons in the lowest tier of the Football League.

The really clever part is this: At most carriers, based on actual use, the lowest tier of data would be enough for most people but the lowest tier of voice minutes wouldn't.

United Airlines, for instance, has downgraded benefits offered to the lowest tier of its elite frequent fliers.

After an exhaustive engineering review, the commission traced the problem to the lowest tier of the tower, which was shaped like a wedding cake, Mr. Robinson said.

By most measures, the United States ranks in the lowest tier of developed nations, and death rates are on the rise from infectious diseases.

The rising rim of the Mediterranean has swallowed the lowest tier of buildings, where the walls of ancient houses waver in barnacled splinters beneath the clear waters.

After almost going bust in 1987, Fulham's low point, said Lloyd, came in 1996 when second-bottom of the lowest tier of English league football.