Sentence examples for will be tiers from inspiring English sources

Concurrent with assessment of chemicals will be tiers of in vivo screening tests to measure functional and structural changes following exposures in vitro.

In March, Glenys Stacey, the head of Ofqual, told the committee: "It is Ofqual's job to determine whether or not new GCSEs will be tiered".

Both will be tier one sponsors – an approach adopted from Coe's time in charge of London 2012, with different levels of backing – and some of Nissan's backing will be in kind, via transport for the team at Games time.

Most of these will be tier two, three and four cities.

The new list will be tiered by risk, a concept that the Administration is applying, in parallel, to the safekeeping of dangerous pathogens.

"Unlimited data options will come back for the hotspots at a premium, but pricing will be tiered by speed," the source claims.

In fact by time if your book was in standing position, the glue on your book will be tiered and its papers will come off.

Do not forget to have your own time, time for yourself working all the time will lead you to a dead end as you will be tiered and exhausted.

Of course, if the 12-12-10-10 format is bycked by the SFL clubs, then there will be five tiers in Scottish football once the bottom four of the top tier and the top four of the second tier form a mini-league after 22 matches in their respective divisions.

There will be two tiers to this sugar tax: one will apply to drinks with sugar content above 5g per 100ml and another to drinks with more than 8g per 100ml.

There will be several tiers and some will include physical disc rentals, and of course there will be ways to purchase more shows if necessary.