Sentence examples for tiers sound from inspiring English sources

No wonder that African conservatives sense that their terms for continuing partnership with free-wheeling Americans have not been met.This week's proposals for an Anglican Communion of two (or more) tiers sound like an attempt to recognise reality rather than to shape it.

While some of the second-tier candidates sounded doubtful about free trade, Mr Thompson defended it, though he used the phrase "free and fair trade", which means different things to different ears.Smarter than Hillary?His southern banter will appeal to many who find Mr Giuliani and Mr Romney too slick.

Facebook is increasingly looking like an app-building studio, and securing a top-tier in-house sound design crew only serves to reinforce that impression.

Traffic tiers are, as they sound, "groups" of blogs based on how much traffic you're getting.

The three tiers of operations may sound like diversification, but it's actually very undiversified within its category, making for extreme price competition on products themselves (and that happens both before and after you buy: another smaller competitor, the online grocery delivery Ocado, regularly refunds me money, unprompted, on products it says are sold for less at competing stores).

The second tier is that the sound is significantly different.

"But a move to a two-tier system does not sound a good step forward," he added, saying such a change would mean choices about children's futures being taken at too young an age.

"But a move to a two-tier (exam) system does not sound a good step forward," he added, saying such a change would mean choices about children's futures being taken at too young an age.

I've heard from many people in the company that the rift between the Korea-based staff and the international staff is wide and deep and that often word comes down from on high that is run through so many divisions that the results are either baffling stage plays featuring smartphones or ham-handed on-stage speeches that sound like second-tier vaudeville acts.

There were four different clusters of loudspeakers in the back of the stage, providing sound to the rear tiers.

"The Man on the Street" brings the fullest realization of his small-group sound yet, with a top-tier band: the saxophonist Marcus Strickland, bassist Joe Sanders and drummer Marcus Gilmore.