Sentence examples for most basic tier from inspiring English sources
The idea behind Microsoft 365 is to provide a single integrated solution that combines subscriptions to Office 365, Windows 10 and (depending on the plan you choose) the Enterprise Mobility and Security suite into a single bundle with prices that start around $12.50 per month and employee for the most basic tier.
Aereo offers a low-cost equivalent of the cable operators' most basic tier, therefore the law should treat it the same as it does a cable company.
Using the most basic — and, at $149/month, cheapest — tier, businesses can use the tool to put their jobs online, just like with the earliest versions of Resumator.
Monitoring agents are typically architected in one of the following ways: Two tier: in the most basic monitoring architecture there are two types monitoring agents: a producer and a consumer.
Sky derives an 85% profit margin from its basic tier service, and keeps most of its channel suppliers in a tight commercial armlock.
In one, most people are adequately served by the basic tier and only the best-off groups in society have the means and see the need to purchase supplementary insurance.
The service is charged from $10 per user on its most basic plan, up to a more robust $40 per user tier.
The company makes money by charging for its Pro tier, which starts at $200/month for its most basic package and is based around modular pricing where you pay just for what data you need.
In the other, the basic tier serves only the poorest groups in society and most other people buy supplementary insurance.
They looked like a second-tier nation in their defeats by England and Wales, committing the most basic of errors, and they need to address their problems immediately rather than get mired in political debate.
Malaysia's relegation to the lowest tier of the TiP watchlist, which grades governments' anti-trafficking efforts on a three-tier scale, indicates that the country has failed to comply with the most basic international requirements to prevent trafficking and protect victims within its borders.
