Sentence examples for tier means from inspiring English sources

But who decides what top tier means?

Cambridge's win over Newport in the fourth tier means only one team are yet to win this season: poor old Coventry City, who are rock bottom of League One after a 2-1 defeatoto Gillingham.

The dropping of licensing fees for the engine's basic tier means that features which once cost $800 now carry no charge at all.

It is only 10 months since Fulham were in the Premier League but a terrible first season back in the second tier means that they could be relegated again.

Evernote's decision to move some of its more heavily used features – like business card scanning, for instance – into a now more expensive premium tier means that it will be able to increase the revenues from its current paid user base with little effort on its part in terms of revamping or expanding its core product.

Evernote's decision to move some of its more heavily used features – like business card scanning, for instance – into a now more expensive premium tier means that it will be able to increase the revenues from its current paid user base with little effort on its part in terms of revamping or expanding its core product.

Facebook, Groupon and LinkedIn all featured two classes of stock; Zynga, the game maker, went further and unveiled a highly unusual triple-class system, including a tier meant solely for its founder, Mark Pincus.

Twitter is also reducing the number of subscriptions from the 35 accounts allowed during the beta to 15 free subscriptions for its Premium Sandbox of the API – the free tier meant as way for developers to experiment.

Examining the numbers that were in contact with those initial 288 as well as those in contact with that second tier meant the agency looked at about 6,000 phone numbers in total that year, he said.

1. Backup as a service with cloud tiering means storage on demand.

Comparing the 3 tiers, mean compliance rates were 84, 100 and 96% for tiers 1, 2 and 3, respectively.