Sentence examples for tier rose from inspiring English sources

Median wealth of the middle-income tier declined by 28 percent, to $93,150 from $129,582, while the upper-income tier rose by 1 percent, to $574,788, according to a recent study by the Pew Research Center titled, "The Lost Decade of the Middle Class".

The median income for the middle tier rose 34% to $73,392, and for the lower income group, it was up 28% to $24,074.

Wedgwood Polka Rose Vintage Two-Tier Cake Stand: £40, selfridges.com This two-tier stand from the fine china company has chintzy appeal without being overly twee.

Most writers and commentators (and that includes me) gave the Bulls little chance of finishing in the upper tier of the Eastern Conference – not only because of the uncertainty surrounding Rose, but because they let their entire bench leave.

Second Hand Rose's first show was in the third-tier city of Harbin, in Dongbei.

The Rev. Rose Hudson-Wilkin, an opponent of the compromise, said that the new tier of bishops would create "a ghetto of no-go areas" within the British church, amounting to the licensing of a breakaway church.

Just making the icing for a five-tier cake can take six to eight hours, before a single swag or rose is piped on.

A judgement in 1991, handed down by Justice Rose, cleared the way for a split between the top divison and the three tiers below it.

The Red Rose drew their final match of the season against Middlesex to confirm an immediate return to the second tier.

Just behind the big red chairs was a three-tier wedding cake made with roses (for love) and Meyer lemons (grown in many San Francisco backyards).

In one case, while DaimlerChrysler's market value fell by 60%, its top executives' pay rose by 40%.No government in the foreseeable future is likely to tackle co-determination and two-tier boards head on.