top-level

[ top-lev-uhl ]

adjective

1. at a high level:

   a top-level conference.

top-level

noun

1. modifier of, involving, or by those on the highest level of influence or authority

   top-level talks

Example Sentences

Typically, an incoming president will also bring top-level staff members to learn the inner workings of the White House as well as shorter-term issues that may arise during a new president’s first week.

From Los Angeles Times

And while England have lost five of their past six matches, all of those defeats have been against top-level opposition and all have come down to a single score.

From BBC

He made the exact journey that Suaalii has mapped out - from a top-level rugby union debut to key player in the 2001 Lions Test series in little over half a year - before going on to win the Rugby World Cup with England in 2003.

From BBC

Zheng Qinwen, Elena Rybakina and Jasmine Paolini all suggested showcasing top-level women’s sport could be a good example within Saudi Arabia.

From BBC

Although interest in the NBA is higher and participation levels are on the up, funding and the rate of which top-level British players are being developed into the NBA are low.

From BBC

Related Words

• high-level
• high-profile