Sentence examples for top-tier standard from inspiring English sources

Hughes is clear that the Championship side are of top-tier standard.

The hospitals and physicians are usually first-rate and, amazingly, can provide operations at 10% to 30% of the cost in the U.S. For instance, knee replacement surgery that might cost $16,000 here can be done for $4,500 in a top-tier (by U.S. standards) Indian hospital.

Not paying the standard top-tier salary is a tacit admission that you're no longer top-tier.

For decades, MBA graduates from top-tier schools set the standard for cutting-edge business knowledge and skills.

The other two series, XV648 and ZV650, are just your standard top-tier LCDs TVs.

The impetus for the General Studies Program came in the early 1970's, when N.Y.U. was making the transition from local commuter school to top-tier national university by upgrading standards and broadening recruitment efforts.

Stellar academics are considered something of a standard for most top-tier investment banks.

For years, baseball has contended that an Olympic team composed of professionals would be unworkable because it interfered with the season, but could it be that baseball has shied away from Olympic competition in part because so few of its top-tier athletes could pass the Olympic standard "24-7-365" steroid testing Pound describes?

This assumption is likely to be more valid for top-tier conferences with very high acceptance standards.

An early departing student may earn a certificate, which does not guarantee admission to either university, but it verifies that the recipient has met the standards for a top-tier research university.

Most of the tracker cash comes from institutions but the many retail investors probably naively assumed top-tier status in London implied a reasonable standard of governance.