Sentence examples for out tiers from inspiring English sources

Ms Thomson said that, in a further attempt at improving the efficiency of the BBC, the corporation would be stripping out tiers of management so that there would be seven layers of organisation from director-general to the most junior members of staff.

Bakers report that cupcakes have begun elbowing out tiered cakes at weddings.

He turned out tiered chiffon minidresses and leopard-print cropped pants that bore, inexplicably, bright blue panels of fabric along the inner thigh.

Favor will continue to launch new tier-two and tier-three markets, and Bath said that he is not closed off to the idea of eventually trying out tier-one markets in the future.

I've heard COs admit they give out tier III tickets (punishments that are handed out for "severe" infractions) in order to fuck up an inmate's parole board chances, 'cause the more bodies locked up, the more jobs available for Fat Randy Jenkins and the CornDog Mama.

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But the platforms can exert tremendous control if they choose, wiping out entire tiers of upstart companies simply by implementing a new feature.

Greg Rosica, a tax partner at Ernst & Young and a contributing author to the firm's tax guide, laid out five tiers where taxes are increasing.

Since the central government's explicit debt is low (about 20% of GDP) it can afford to bail out lower tiers of government and the banks they borrowed from.

Yet you have to avoid making broad generalizations, because I see the market breaking out in tiers.

Airbnb earlier this year started rolling out more tiers of home categories that are geared toward different kinds of travelers.