Sentence examples for the later tier from inspiring English sources

That's for reasons unrelated to the sequester; basically North Carolina reduced its state-level jobless benefits (which workers go on before qualifying for the later tier of Emergency Unemployment Compensation benefits) by so much that it is no longer legally eligible for the federal extended benefits.

Later tiers went into more detail about informed consent, the risks and benefits of participation, responsible use of polyethylene sheeting, and possible adverse events.

In the later case, such treatment could form the basis of a second tier of therapy based upon growth factor deprivation.

But he could not save Dale from dropping into the fourth tier later that year and was dismissed after just 12 months at Spotland.

Residents of the Melville prison barracks were lice-infested and slept in tier-hung hammocks (first three, and later four tiers), and their activities were more restricted than those of earlier French prisoners.

And despite Hereford later climbing into the third tier, they eventually slid through the divisions, were briefly expelled from football and were also wound up because of debts in 2014.

Five of those appearances came in the Championship during a one-month loan spell with Yeovil, who were later relegated from the second tier.

Wheelchairs line the wall of the tier.

Cut out the center of the tier.

Tony Bramwell, a friend of the Beatles, later described the set as "the piano, there; drums, there; and orchestra in two tiers at the back".

In 1999-2000 they met in the third tier and two seasons later (2001-02) met in the fourth.