Sentence examples for same tiers from inspiring English sources

Plans sold off the exchange are also supposed to follow the same tiers as those used on the public exchanges, to indicate the level of costs you will incur.

Grouping colleges by the same tiers of selectivity used in a popular college guidebook, Barron's, the researchers found that alumni of the most selective colleges earned, on average, 40 percent more a year than those who graduated from the least selective public universities, as calculated 10 years after they graduated from high school.

(If two elites in the same tier are vying for an upgrade, the one with the more expensive ticket gets the better seat).

No one seriously pretends that a run-down hospital with funding problems is on the same "tier" as a top clinic in a university hospital.

There are also three men, one of whom has a solo that places him in the same tier of excellence as the ballerinas.

According to rankings by U.S. News & World Report, Berkeley at No. 21 is the highest-rated public university in the nation, in the same tier as private institutions like Harvard, Stanford and Yale.

YES said yes to a plan suggested by Cablevision to carry it, the new cable home of the Yankees, as an expanded basic offering wherever Cablevision now shows its own MSG Network on the same tier.

If an elite customer buys a full-fare coach seat, for example, that person will typically trump another elite in the same tier who has not when it comes to an upgrade.

Graham is coming off his first 100-yard game since 2008 but he clearly isn't in the same tier as Peterson and has to make the long journey to London for this one.

VERSUS BACK ON DIRECTV After several months, the dispute between Comcast-owned Versus and DirecTV ended Monday with Versus back on the service and back on the same tier it disappeared from at the end of August.

The DOJ, FBI and US attorney's office review is the same tier of inquiry used in the case of John Crawford III, who was fatally shot by police in August after he was seen carrying a BB rifle in a Walmart store in Dayton, Ohio.