Sentence examples for tier higher from inspiring English sources

At TD Garden, Kyle Krug, Torey's father and longtime coach, grabbed his son's fiancée, Melanie Flood, and said, "That's his goal!" A tier higher in the TD Garden, Adam Krug, Torey's older brother, turned to his wife with a look of amazement and pride.

MOOCs won't have much impact on first tier higher education, but as Andrew pointed out, they are expanding professional learning opportunities.

In most of those households, Fox Business is on the digital tier, high on the dial.

MPs are worried that reducing the cost of degrees at some universities could create a two-tier higher education system.

Allowing "the best" universities to increase fees will deepen the divide and entrench a two-tier higher education system – based on wealth and prestige, not learning and opportunity.

In reality, France has two-tier higher education: its world-class grandes écoles cater to a tiny elite, and its broadly second-rate universities fail the masses.

The journey had begun on September 1 with a 4-1 win over Oadby Town before 329 people and ended in front of 2,420 against a club six tiers higher.

As a former second-tier high-school and college swimmer, I recall that there was little fuel for outsize egos or rewards for stupid stunts.

In 2008 the Christian Democrats, normally champions of the three-tier high-school system, formed their first state-level coalition with the left-leaning Green Party.

The CDU champions the traditional three-tier high-school system, in which pupils are separated early (usually at ten) according to ability.

It was they who later built the present baroque structure, a rather overbearing mass of red brick and marble ornament on the outside but with a well-proportioned internal courtyard surrounded by spacious two-tier, high-arched loggias.