Sentence examples for their tiers from inspiring English sources

"Operators will have to work hard to get their tiers 'right,"' Mr. Smith said.

"It is going to be more important that people will start to upgrade in their tiers as they start to really realize the benefits of the LTE network," Mr. Shammo said.

As organisations multiply their tiers of managerial hierarchy (check the Guardian's job pages) while making redundant or "outsourcing" those workers capable of delivering goods and services (such as at Newsnight), things can only get worse.

"It is going to be more important that people will start to upgrade in their tiers as they start to really realize the benefits of the LTE networks," said Fran Shammo, Verizon's chief financial officer, at the J.P. Morgan Global Technology, Media and Telecom Conference in Boston in May.

Antonio Marras, the Kenzo designer for the past six years, sent out a group of vintage and reconstructed outfits that caught the spirit, not just with their tiers of hats and layers of skirts, but also with the background music from Federico Fellini's surreal ecclesiastical fashion show in his 1972 movie "Roma".

"It is going to be more important that people will start to upgrade in their tiers as they start to really realize the benefits of the LTE networks," Mr. Shammo said at the J.P. Morgan Global Technology, Media and Telecom Conference in Boston.

For example, a large chip manufacturer that was in the middle of the business production stage told me that when measuring uptime for their applications they saw an anomaly: tier-two and tier-three applications had better quality of service than their tier-one (mission-critical) apps.

However, the quality of their tier-one capital has crumbled.

To them, drugs of all kinds have, say, three different prices – their tiered co-payments.

A 30% haircut on this debt would wipe out a quarter of their tier-one capital.

Other than providing them with the dimensions of their tier, we would give them free reign.