Sentences with phrase «middle tier of»

I put the Italian Countryside cups, creamer and sugar bowl on the middle tier of the tray and did not add any extra fall elements.

Set at the sweet spot that is Vizio's upper - middle tier of televisions, the M - series offers a bountiful proposition of TV goodness that could be seen as a microcosm of the brand's overall philosophy.

We'd also recommend shopping the middle tier of Klipsch's Reference series speakers

Broad form insurance is the middle tier of renters protection.

In turn, highly qualified law school graduates have expanded their job searches to markets and to employers that are normally reserved for the broad middle tier of law school graduates.

I believe women in management positions are crucial to brilliantly - run businesses, so we need to ensure that women progress beyond the middle tier of the industry and that motherhood isn't a barrier.

We need to ensure that women progress beyond the middle tier of the industry and that motherhood isn't a barrier.

With the middle tier of video game development becoming all but non-existent last generation, and big AAA releases being few and far between, it's become up to these excellent, smaller - scale titles to fill in the gaps.

The commissioners are part of the government's middle tier of accountability for academies, brought in last September and tasked with tackling underperformance and boosting the number of academy sponsors.

To date, the commissioners (RSCs), part of the government's new middle tier of accountability for academies, only recommend to ministers which free school projects should go ahead.

The DfE doesn't have the capacity to oversee the financial arrangements of large numbers of schools, and the few Regional Commissioners that exist are hopelessly overstretched now that Gove and his successors have emasculated the middle tier of accountability.

Jonathan Crossley - Holland, education consultant and former director for children's services at Sheffield City Council, said the increasing costs were evidence that the RSCs have become a middle tier of oversight for schools.

Orlando usually winds up in the middle tier of such lists, as it did in a recent Forbes.com story measuring life in general and love in particular for solo souls in 40 American cities.

The Labour party is awaiting a report from David Blunkett about what they should propose for a middle tier of governance.

The President, Larry Goodrich, openly admits that it is their attempt to crush the middle tier of NY distributors to take over their marketshare.

But for a team in a cluttered middle tier of the Western Conference, being tapped out financially with this roster isn't ideal — and that's before the big - money extension Murray will earn down the line.

The «beginning spread» is the difference in valuation for these stocks vs the middle tier of value, and the «ending spread» is the difference in valuation after a year.

Many employees had reservations about the deal, anticipating a major culture clash between the other company's top - down approach and Medtronic's empowered middle tier of engineers and marketers.

Not exact matches

Her message: high - ranking women need to help women in middle management (they make up about 37 % of mid-career ranks) to advance to the top tier (where women comprise about 27 % of the population).

«The post-recession reality is that the customer base for businesses that appeal to the middle class is shrinking as the top tier pulls even further away... big stores and restaurants are chasing richer customers with a wider offering of high - end goods and services, or focusing on rock - bottom prices to attract the expanding ranks of penny - pinching consumers.»

The rising share of adults in the lower - and upper - income tiers is at the farthest points of the income distribution, distant from the vicinity of the middle.

It only has traction if you subscribe to the three tiered universe of the Middle Ages and fundamental biblical literalism.

It is as if there is almost three tiers of religion M. Scott Peck speaks about this in some of his writings, the bottom tier are those who blindly accept, the middle level is composed of those who came to reject the things they accepted blindly, and the final tier of enlightenment is those who have gone through all the hard questions, accepting nothing blindly, yet eventually find God.

Adapting the current Points Based System applied to skilled non-EU nationals is one possibility but this will only provide sufficient access to middle and lower skilled EU workers if a currently unused part of the system (known as «Tier 3») is implemented.

At this late stage of the winter, with most of the high - quality free agents — and even the middle - tier ones — gone, the focus is understandably going to be on where Scherzer ends up.

The upper - middle tier is getting a lot closer in the past couple of weeks..

These guys looked as solid as ever on Wednesday Night and while they might not be «closing» in on the top tier before the Playoffs they are now in front of the middle tier, which is important as seeds 7 - 10 need to win an extra game come Playoff Time.

As the tiers become more and more divided, in terms of win - loss record, Team Schwartz sticks out as the biggest question mark in the middle - tier.

26 year old striker Remy is currently in the middle of a season long loan spell at Newcastle United and has once again proven himself more than capable of scoring regularly in the English top tier.

Our rundown of the best of the second - tier free agents includes a Super Bowl MVP, a couple of first - round quarterbacks and lots of the kind of steady middle - class talent that makes up the bulk of NFL rosters

It would essentially be another tier within college football's current framework, relegating about half of the FBS to some middle division between the big - money programs and FCS.

Now they'll travel to Shreveport for a matchup with a decidedly middle - tier Conference USA foe in the middle of a weekday afternoon two days after Christmas.

They did so without the benefit of a top - tier (or even middle - tier) offense to help much with time of possession or field position.

Probably as a once - middling league trying to make the step up to second - tier status, capable of competing with the likes of Portugal and the Netherlands for top young talent, while boosting the immediate on - field product with some cheap prime - age signings.

But if the financial split between the top tier and everybody else gets too large, staying in the middle of Tier 1 becomes a bigger goal than risking to win tier and everybody else gets too large, staying in the middle of Tier 1 becomes a bigger goal than risking to win Tier 1 becomes a bigger goal than risking to win big.

This alignment of the tiers is different than above, and real - life conference realignment occurred in the middle of this.

I love CJ and Dame but they will not win a championship for us nor get us out of the middle to lower tier of the west CJ is a very solid player and a great guy but he is still a high end role player Dame is not a superstar and the comparisons to Ellis are reasonable.

While the conference elite — Alabama, Georgia, and Auburn — enjoyed memorable seasons in the national title hunt, the middle tier endured a tumultuous year that was reflected by a flurry of coaching changes.

16m is the sort of money you spend on a (young) 2nd tier striker (Musa, Janssen, Pelle), not a middling Man United rejected defender who spits on other people.

Usually, somewhere in the middle of the top tier.

While west ham is middle tier club of English Premier League, Bournemouth is considered to be a low tier club.

There is a riot police segregation in the middle of that tier but it's Cologne fans either side of it.

get a few packs of diapers, roll them up rubber band them, then rubber band a group of 5, put 4 - 5 together for bottom tier, 3 for middle and 1 for top.

Here is what I could have used in place of the baby mesh feeder, 1 mesh cloth and 1 elastic hair tie, put the frozen baby cube or ice cube in the center, bring the edges up around it and tier the frozen stuff into the middle.

The education discussion «focused on David Blunkett's proposals for directors of school standards (DSS), appointed by local authorities and working with councils and the community, to provide a «middle tier» between schools and the secretary of state».

Tristram Hunt led the education session, which focused on David Blunkett's proposals for directors of school standards (DSS), appointed by local authorities and working with councils and the community, to provide a «middle tier» between schools and the secretary of state.

As we move towards an increasingly uncertain election in 2015, Conservative party policy seems to promise more of the same for the increasingly fragmented middle tier.

While hard - pressed localities will see no relief in the short term from Tier 6, they will be affected by loss of state services, downsizing and consolidation of vital facilities, along with other aid reductions and a further erosion of their middle class as workers get squeezed or have their jobs eliminated.

Organisations such as the think - tank Compass have already started the call for the creation of «a democratic middle tier» in the way schools are run in England.

While the effect of moving from a lower - to a middle - tier school or from a middle - to an upper - tier school was found to be positive, it was so small as to be barely measurable.