Sentence examples for of a different tier from inspiring English sources

It is possible, I suppose, that some people who would have become dentists in that alternate universe where there is no recognition of a different tier within the field are consigned unhappily to becoming dental hygienists in our world.

People who change to a different tier of connection within the same service will not be obliged to change the setting.

To ensure our indicators would be applicable to a wide range of contexts each case study was located in a different African country, and each focused on a different health topic and operated at a different tier of the health service.

Are we making sure that performers and creators of all different tiers are being equally compensated?" The answer, sadly, for many in the music industry is no.

While the introduction of custom fields is a significant expansion for the startup, it will also signal a lot more competition with a whole different tier of cloud-based enterprise information management products from companies like Salesforce, Microsoft, Google and more.

Even though the iPhone already presents a formidable challenge to handset-makers looking for some touch-screen action, Nokia seems to be aiming at a slightly different tier of customers than Apple enjoys.

The storage world right now has a lot of different tiers of external devices.

Many looking at the future of ride hailing see the market continuing to evolve and serve a variety of different tiers – Tesla competitor Lucid Motors is even building a luxury EV sedan specifically tailored to ride-sharing and ride hailing usage.

By contrast, a modern test theory approach such as the Rasch measurement model is able to account for differences in the difficulty of the different tiers above and beyond any role of content differences.

The strengths of this study include (1) the inclusion and classification of different tiers of FSWs in the study; (2) the utilization of community-based or outreach-based recruitment strategies; and (3) the multi-site survey consisting of 8 middle-size cities in China.

Public concern over housing affordability and risks to the financial stability of New Zealand's economy have led to central government intervention and renegotiation of authority between different tiers of government for land use and infrastructure provision.