Sentence examples similar to tier of back up from inspiring English sources

From today, it will stop accepting new sign-ups for its free tier of back-up services for personal files.

That takes care of back-up.

(This last looks especially third-tier, and the flap-text seems to back up the impression: "Some dinosaurs are named only from their footprints").

Since then the two parties have issued claim and counter-claim over "control" to back up their respective views of the future of the professional tier in Wales.

At the end of the contracts, however, wages generally snapped back up to a single tier.

Another period under administration followed, and City dropped through the leagues of professional English football back to the bottom tier of The Football League, until promotion in 2012 13 brought them back up a division.

Although the club had experienced difficult times previously, having dropped into the second tier of Scottish football twice in the 1970s, they had bounced straight back up on both occasions.

Duffy, who played for the club between 1982 and 1985, was hired as boss as chairman Douglas Rae sought to steer his club back up into the second tier.

As a result, the West Lothian club were demoted from the First Division to the Third Division and have since worked their way back up to Scotland's second tier.

After failing to keep Blues up by just a point, despite a Steve Claridge-inspired late revival that saw them win six of their last nine matches, Fry led his side back up as Division Two champions a year later, only to be replaced by Trevor Francis when Birmingham, with renewed ambitions, could only finish 17th back in the second tier the following season.

I don't think they serve anything apart from for adding yet another tier of unlinked up care.