Sentence examples for most tiers from inspiring English sources

Here are four ways in which Ukip has changed under Farage: From being a party with "around 100" councillors, two lords and some MEPs when he took charge, Nigel Farage's party has showed signs of becoming a real force across most tiers of government.

As consumption demand kicks in, the Future group has one big advantage: it has mapped out all the major catchments across most tier-one, tier-two and now tier-three towns.

BUT most tiering has been rudimentary.

It's glazed ceramic with a chrome handle and, like most tiered stands, packs down when not in use.

In 2013 the Chinese were granted the most tier-one investor visas for the UK (which fast-tracks the immigration process for those investing more than £1m in the country), overtaking Russia for the first time.

"Most tier-one sides would look at the game with us as a chance to play other members of the squad so it is probably a sign of respect and it'll be fantastic for the Japan boys to play some of the best players in the world".

Samoa play Wales and France in November, Fiji face England and an Ireland XV and Tonga will have Tests against Scotland and Italy as part of the major tours schedule, but the IRB wants to provide more regular matches outside the summer tournaments most tier two and three countries play in.

The equestrian order sat behind, while women were relegated to wooden seats in the upper-most tier beneath the portico.

Integrated banks such as Chase and Deutsche Bank have powerful competitive advantages in the most complex tiers of the lending market.

Many of its cosmetics are made by Intercos, a contract manufacturer, but the company also provides a haven for endangered crafts still vital to the most exalted tiers of fashion.

Most competitors' tiers are more than twice that deep.