Sentence examples for more tiers from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, there were no more tiers, just two more horses.

Yes, Buck explained that Williams has had many more tiers of playoff games in which to hit his homers.

For one, mobile contracts are confusing enough as it is, adding more tiers won't make it any easier.

Rather than creating more tiers of firms, with all the odd incentives that entails, better to lighten the rules for everyone.

I'm not sure Validas's suggestion of more tiers of service so that people can be more closely matched to their actual usage is the answer either.

In addition, there will be no more "tiers" of GCSEs, so the easier foundation paper, for which the maximum grade is a C, will be scrapped.

These in turn are fed by thousands more "tier-two" suppliers, which themselves receive parts from countless others.

The easiest way of acquiring more tier-one assets to exploit during the next boom, while stripping out costs into the bargain, may be the revival of the mega-merger.

Those travelling in classes higher than economy also get an increased number of points back The more tier points you get the higher level of membership you will eventually earn and going up in membership also increases the number of points you earn.

Spanish-speaking participants produced more tier-two verbs than tier-two nouns.

One option, for example, would stretch the tax-band scale by adding one or more new tiers at the top, with tax rates more than three times those in the bottom tier.