Sentence examples for a cohort that from inspiring English sources

It's a modest vote of confidence from a cohort that may have experienced far worse.

For a cohort that grew up in hooded shirts and Air Jordans, however, the suit has an enticing novelty.

This is a cohort that has, as it has turned out, ended up saving more than they needed for retirement.

The blue dashed line is a cohort that was born in the early '60s, and the red solid line is a cohort that was born in the early '80s.

In 1988, he organized a show of student and alumni work, entitled "Freeze," in a disused London warehouse, initiating a cohort that would become the Young British Artists.

Rock was gone, spring break poked its head in, and a cohort that likely would have boarded the Holy Ship! held sway.

The share of the cut going to those making $500,000 or more, a cohort that makes up 6percentt of the population.

And so we have been working for seven years to build a cohort that was multiracial, multiethnic, reflected religious differences, sexual orientation differences..

Abendroth, born in Frankfurt in 1909, was among the students of Martin Heidegger, part of a cohort that included Hannah Arendt, Herbert Marcuse, Karl Löwith, and Hans Jonas.

Of the once-influential New York intellectuals of the mid-20th century--a cohort that included Irving Howe, Irving Kristol, Nathan Glazer and Lionel Trilling, among others--Bell is the only one whose work has outlived its moment.

But that quarter of a percentage point rate hike has already had an unintended consequence for house-hunting Millennials a cohort that lags behind previous generations when it comes to rates of home ownership.