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• a  having or arranged in tiers
  a tiered mound

• TV-radio preaching: a controversial billion-dollar industry Striding beside a quintuple-tiered bank of telephones, affable Pat Robertson, 49, tells his viewers,.
• A lengthy, covered bridge-to-nowhere cantilevers out from one side of the building like a robot arm toward the river, ending in ledges of tiered seating for taking in the view.
• We must institute a three-tiered draft system in America, with 15-to-24-month tours of duty for citizens ages 18 to 26.

News & Articles

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• Pains You Can't Ignore
  In most cases, men use a three-tiered system for handling medical problems: Gaping flesh wounds warrant a trip to the E.R., blood-flecked phlegm calls for a doctor visit and anything less demands a big dose of suck it up.
  June 16, 2013 - Fox News
• Vt. college to cut pay to make up for deficit
  Vt. college to cut pay to make up for deficit The school will impose tiered cuts to faculty and staff based the amount they are paid, Brown said. Like other schools, Goddard is dealing with declining enrollment in a sluggish economy, she told the Barre Montpelier Times Argus (http://bit.ly/ZSr1pT ). Since the school is 96 percent dependent on tuition and has a tiny endowment, it must seek ...
  June 15, 2013 - San Francisco Chronicle
• Tiered Equine Ordinance goes to Planning Commission Friday
  San Diego County’s proposed Tiered Equine Ordinance will go before the Planning Commission for a vote on Friday, June 14. The Planning Commission meets at 9 a.m. in the County Operations Center (COC) Conference Center Hearing Room, 5520 Overland Ave., San Diego.
  June 12, 2013 - Ramona Sentinel

Quotes

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• Charles Schumer in ABC News
  This kind of unfair access seriously compromises the integrity of our markets and creates a two-tiered system where a privileged group of insiders receives preferential treatment, depriving others of a fair price for their transactions,wrote...