Sentences with phrase «even midlevel»

Even the midlevel Amazon and Google devices were discounted to $ 79 over the holidays.

In the Hyundai tradition, you do get plenty of equipment for the money, with even midlevel Tucson trims offering kit such as alloy wheels, heated seats, and a power liftgate you'll pay extra for elsewhere.

Even the midlevel Amazon and Google devices were discounted to $ 79 over the holidays.

Not exact matches

A group of midlevel executives was concerned about the soaring price of EpiPens, which had more than doubled in the previous four years; there were rumors that even more aggressive hikes were planned.

In the midlevel range, one of the biggest players in the hospitality industry, IHG is making a statement with its new EVEN hotels concept.

The attraction continues even after a zealous midlevel agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. (Clark Gregg, reprising his role from the Iron Man films) confiscates Jane's research, and Thor tries, with limited success, to retrieve it.

A dozen of those schools have reached the level of «continuous improvement» — the midlevel rating — and others have gone on to be rated «effective» or even «excellent.»

Going & Stopping I tested a midlevel EX trim with the base engine, a 156 - horsepower, 2.0 - liter four - cylinder, and found it to have plenty of power for around - town and highway driving — even with four adults onboard.

It's quite a bit more than the base model 300, and even though the cars look very much alike, the 300C has a lot more standard equipment, including a five - speed automatic transmission, 18 - inch tires and wheels, a firmer suspension and the same leather upholstery you get with the midlevel Touring model.

I liked how the navigation worked, and the Meridian audio system, even at the midlevel tier, was a high point.

Headhunters are already reaching into the far corners of the art world to fill top jobs and midlevel curatorial positions at these embryonic institutions, even pursuing a kind of museum czar to head Saadiyat Island's cultural initiative.

Three bloggers have weighed in on the recent American Lawyer midlevel associate survey, with the kind of comprehensive responses that make a good business case for reading blogs, even for the busiest law firm partner.

Are there midlevel associates who are generating that much in portable business (after all, it seems as if partners have even more incentive to hang on to all client matters to retain their equity statuts)?