Sentence examples for tiered with from inspiring English sources

COMMON SPACES: Rooms were designed to give as many water views as possible and tiered with the slope of the sand.

As in Chicago, the paid-sex market in Ecuador is tiered, with licensed brothel workers earning more per hour than unlicensed street prostitutes.

Its "breakfast" special -- tiered with fried green tomato, pimento cheese, fresh-ground beef and a gooey griddled egg -- is a wonder of patty perfectionism.

The document also says the regulatory system should be tiered, with potentially riskier products receiving greater scrutiny before they can be marketed, whether those products are made using genetic engineering or not.

The deal is tiered with the lowest-paid in each job receiving the biggest rise.

The youth program is tiered with 1st year interns (middle school age), returning interns and finally externs (HS seniors/college students) who work in the East NY Farm as well as other communities throughout the city.

There's the regular "registered" tier and, for those who qualify, a "gold" tier with access to a more white-glove service.

Afternoon tea was in full swing, with tiered stands crammed with sandwiches, scones and cakes.

These were split into three tiers, with Tier 1 being common to flavours and additives as well as packaging (Oldring et al. 2013) with 18 food groups.

To a party with tiered admission rates based on skimpiness?

Replace your old hangers with tiered ones.