Sentence examples for tier who from inspiring English sources

The second final was won by Norwich City, of the second tier, who saw off Rochdale, of the fourth.

Patients in the first tier, who could die or suffer serious or irreversible harm if treatment is denied or delayed, could sue immediately.

Will Hoskins: a forward with bags of talent for the third tier, who has been loaned to Sheffield United following Sam Vokes's arrival at Brighton.

Reagan had within his administrations a coterie of moralists, mostly in the second and third tier, who advocated an interventionist role for America.

She said: "There will be 10 players in the top tier who will earn something similar to a young county pro, plus seven other contracts.

If an elite customer buys a full-fare coach seat, for example, that person will typically trump another elite in the same tier who has not when it comes to an upgrade.

In the prologue to book 6, John apologizes for being "caustic" in his description of those in the second and third tiers, "who refuse to discern the rules which they follow and according to which they are living" (Poli VI pro n103).

But HP has successfully reached down to many second-tier suppliers as well, via its first tier suppliers (who have told HP that DRC coltan is "not used in their products supplied to HP").

"These ladies were on the very lowest tier," Richard Jaffe, who represents Ms. Morgan, said.

Numbers aside, the Hall does make a place for character goalies whose statistics might not be top tier, but who battle their way to victories and Stanley Cups.

This could be because senior staff are engaged on other matters, and the second tier officers who carried the bulk of knowledge and experience have been laid off because of lack of funding.