Sentence examples for tier of world from inspiring English sources
Criminal gangs that have sprung from the remnants of right-wing paramilitary groups have also gone into mining.Officially Colombia is in the second tier of world gold producers, with an output of 48 tonnes in 2009.
There was just the pitch, and the relentless match itself, incredibly tense but also exasperating, as each team displayed strengths but also the weaknesses that have kept them confined to the second tier of world soccer powers, and, year after year, driven their fans crazy.
There are so many resources that can be brought to bear to make the watching of a chess event fun for individuals and for groups". He also hopes to get chess back on television – The Master Game was highly successful when it ran on the BBC in the late 1970s, tapping into the Fischer boom and helping to create a generation of players who briefly propelled the UK to the top tier of world chess.
His Yakhnich Yamaha team confirmed that the 23-year-old will leave for a yet-to-be-named side in the second tier of world motorcycle racing.
The results means Britain take silver and will remain in the third tier of world ice hockey for a third season.
The 25-year-old beat Czech Adam Pavlasek 7-5 6-2 in the final of this week's Challenger Tour event in Rome to secure his 10th tournament win in the second tier of world tennis.
Indeed, one of the most notable features of US Opens in recent years has been a roll call of winners drawn from what might be carefully described as the "second tier" of world-class players.
They suggest slotting low-cost housing units, rather like freight containers with picture windows, into tiers of World Cup stadiums.
Earlier this month he made a speech in which he said Britain was languishing in the third tier of the world economy.
Dust blown up from dry riverbeds, fields and roads, and choking smog from ranks of brick kilns on the edge of town helped to secure the place a spot in the top tier of the world's most polluted cities.
But if the economic downturn proves more protracted than they expect, and if regulators force much more risk out of the banking sector, then Europe's finest may yet have to abandon their aspirations to stay in the top tier of the world's investment banks.
