Hierarchy [noun]

However, if you begin to look carefully at sentences, what you find is that they are organized in this hierarchy.

Forbes was generally a pretty platooned place, and there was a hierarchy and knowledge was exchanged very judiciously in the ranks.

Usually, at some point below board level, someone in the hierarchy doesn’t have time to think purely about organic non-brand clicks.

Upfronts upendedAs the playing field levels between the TV companies and the streaming platforms, the hierarchy for upfront negotiations has the potential to be upended.

We try to understand the ways in which hierarchies are created and maintained.

Later still, for the same reason, when he was making his hierarchy stronger, he created him one of his new Dukes.

Under a Philippine hierarchy there would be a danger of the natives reverting to paganism and fetichism.

As our oldest member used to say, "A society without a hierarchy is like a house without a staircase."

This hierarchy of all feudal seigniories existed in name only, never in fact.

Without sifting the nature of Beauty, without giving some definition of it, nobody can attempt to construct a Hierarchy of Art.