Sentence examples for a broad spectrum of classes from inspiring English sources

In a sign of concerns among supporters of both Tony Blair and Gordon Brown that Miliband is misreading the mood of the electorate, the former No 10 adviser Patrick Diamond warned that Labour would only win if it united a "broad spectrum" of classes and reached beyond "partisan and tribal lines".

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The Minority Alumni Advisory Board is comprised of approximately 20 members who represent a broad spectrum of class years and programs.

Lower payouts imply a greater probability of long-term growth and capital appreciation; Vanguard, unlike Fidelity, will invest in a broad spectrum of asset classes to include commodities, real estate and a new market-neutral fund.

Additionally, a broad spectrum of proneural classes, representing various ancestral cell lineages, might have persisted for over 600 million years of biological evolution.

A structurally diverse array of xenobiotics was chosen (Table 1) to represent a broad spectrum of chemical classes and applications that published data indicate are of considerable environmental and/or health concern.

Interestingly, the over-expression only implicates IR with a broad spectrum of HLA class I ligands, but no receptors of the KIR family [24] that have a more restricted panel of ligands.

"The lesson of history is that Labour triumphs when, as in 1945, 1964 and 1997, it unites a broad spectrum of constituencies and classes.

Trichostatin A (TSA) and sodium butyrate (NaBy), are HDAC inhibitors [ 23, 24] with a broad spectrum of activity against class I and II HDACs, but not the SIR2 family.

The remaining polymorphic SNPs either formed two clusters (typically consisting of one homozygous cluster and one larger, more diffuse heterozygous cluster), five clusters, or more than three, less distinct clusters, where samples were observed to have a broad spectrum of Cy3/Cy5 ratios (classed as dispersed).

People with tattoos, without tattoos, with ties, without ties – we need to look and represent a broad spectrum of people from working class to business class.