tiered

Beginning in 2012 the two groups became tiered rather than parallel.

Seated, he serves from a tiered table to his right.

New York should return to the old, tiered system of high school diplomas.

There's going to have to be a tiered structure of some sort or just a general increase in Prime price.

The game also features a tiered hint system that works in real time.

Attempts have been made to put price controls on tiered service.

In parts of the village, the tiered structure was four and five stories high.

He said a tiered system was the only way to induce real conservation.

"We have not made any decision to implement tiered pricing."

Tiered retirement benefit plans have been in effect for other public employees since at least 1972.

In this way we provide for a tiered approach.

The seating is tiered (the seats at the back are higher than those in front).

Only days before, there had been a tiered castle on the highest point of the hill.

The north stand, however, is single tiered due to its proximity to local housing.

Films are also show in its tiered auditorium on a big screen.

Rather, it was the concept of a tiered response to medical emergencies.

Then they should drop the tiered versions, or at most have a home and a business version.

It is the very language of elitism, and tiered education systems.

They are beautifully served on tiered dishes, and each is better than the last.

Wooden framed and two tiered, half a yard between them.

It has a west doorway, above which is a pair of tiered windows.

The pagoda's three stories rest on a two tiered base.

There was a large screen at the back of a stage and tiered seats so that everyone got a good view.

It contains 78 seats in three groups of tiered rows.

Other services cost extra, mirroring the tiered service model popular at the time.