Sentence examples for strictly tiered from inspiring English sources
Ballet, the argument goes, still reflects the hierarchies of its monarchical beginnings and ballet companies, with their strictly tiered ranking systems, are 18th-century courts in miniature.
Now they are strictly third-tier.
Let's not get carried away as England are still strictly second tier when it comes to world football's elite - but it is churlish to offer too much criticism of such a run of wins when the last time they achieved something similar was in June 2006.
By focusing attention strictly at the waist, bomber jackets help you make the best of your curves that are coming out of hiding from a summer spent hidden under horrible tiered skirts.
Most conferences are competitively tiered.
His solution: tiered pricing.
Adaptation responses are tiered.
The more strictly Colombian dogs are offered at three tiers of escalating complexity, the highest being "más perfecto," whose surfeit includes a proprietary apple-chipotle mayo, scarlet nubs of slab bacon that have been deep-fried twice, and a quail egg, its yolk gooey.
The first tier, which accounted for 50percentto75percentcent of the students admitted, relies strictly on grade-point averages and test scores.
Although immunocytochemistry cannot be strictly considered a tool of quantitative analysis, we devised a simple three-tier semiquantitative scheme (negative, low, and strong) by comparing tumour cell immunostaining with internal positive controls (endothelial and dendritic cells) in order to minimise bias because of the immunostaining variability and the subjective impression of the slide readers.
