Sentence examples for tiers itself from inspiring English sources

The opera might well have reminded them, too, that the refurbished auditorium of the Liceu, rebuilt after the disastrous fire in 1994 which destroyed most of the building, is, with its recreated 19th-century plush and gilded tiers, itself a kind of hi-tech transport of nostalgia.

Nokia's strength has split the top five into two tiers: itself and everyone else.

A second objection is not to tiering itself but to the structure of inequality that results.

The global recognition puts Demonic Resurrection on a tier by itself in Indian metal.

Media portrayals of what is "middle class" often depict an elite tier, which persuades itself it is "average" by enviously eyeing the opulence of footballers and bankers.

One e-mail message came from someone who identified himself as a former manager at Bank of America and said the company's top-tier management insulated itself from many executives and alienated managers not in this select circle.

The stage itself featured three different tiers.

Things are further complicated by the fact that there can be several tiers to the supply chain: Supplier X itself sources some materials from Supplier Y, and so on.

The artist used this world-within-worlds approach for Matter of Perspectives, but created a virtual world that constantly zooms in on itself so you can explore new tiers.

As we all know now, the Medal of Honor series has centred itself on tier one operators, the elite, secretive soldiers who operate behind enemy lines, in small groups, in abject secrecy.

Even a top-tier program might undersell itself.