Sentence examples for tier meaning from inspiring English sources

England will be seeded in the second tier, meaning they will face one of the highest-ranked nations in the world.

In the end, the vast majority of users will opt for the free tier, meaning that in the end the labels will make less from all paid services.

The above analyses examined the effect of ever shopping at supermarkets in different price tiers (meaning there was considerable variability in the extent of use of each supermarket price tier within groups).

Bolt has around 100 clients, most in the mid-tier segment – meaning revenue in the seven to eight figures.

The company sells the bulk of its products through two-tier distribution, meaning it sells to large distributors who then sell to value-added resellers who then sell to the customer.

Some plans have recently added extra levels of co-pays or moved drugs from one co-pay tier to another, meaning beneficiaries pay more than they expected when they pick up their drugs.

In signing the deal, the UAW agreed to a highly unusual two-tier wage system, meaning certain workers in the same manufacturing complex will get paid less than their peers.

All of the relegation and automatic promotion spots in the second tier have been decided, meaning only two play-off spots are left to play for on Saturday.

Senior American intelligence officials said last week that none of the about three dozen militants killed so far in the drone strikes were "household names," meaning top-tier leaders of the affiliate, Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.

Zeuna Strker is a "tier-one" parts supplier, meaning that it sells its products directly to the carmakers.

Harlow Council placed him on the second-bottom tier of its waiting list, meaning he was considered to have a low level of need.