Sentence examples for a low class of from inspiring English sources

Ninety-four percentage (94 %) of the study area has a low class of groundwater vulnerability to contamination, whereas a total of (6 %) of the study area has moderate vulnerability.

Table 4 shows that 94%% of the study area has a low class of groundwater vulnerability to contamination, whereas a total of 6%% of the study area has moderate vulnerability.

In some societies, the actor is viewed not as a hero or demigod but as the epitome of contemporary society; elsewhere, the actor is a quixote, a member of a low class whose convincing impersonations unsettle concepts of order and rationality.

"My internship was in stadium operations," says Adam Hillman, a May 2009 graduate of Central Michigan University who interned with the Great Lakes Loons, a low Class-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

In that respect, some studies have found a higher prevalence in low classes of repetitive work, low skill discretion, low influence at work, high job insecurity and ergonomic, physical, chemical and climatic exposures.

Snappers, then a low-Class A affiliate of the Minnesota Twins.

"Being a cab driver is one of the lowest class of jobs".

As Eva, she is the personification of a low-class Southern gold-digger, willing to do anything to get a ring on her finger.

The "dime museum" was a low-class visitor from the tacky world of lower Broadway, a sideshow world of freaks and shrunken heads and lectures on occult phenomena.

This is the lowest class of toxicity outlined by OECD.

PBGD was chosen because PBDG, cathelicidin and HBD2 belong to a low-abundance class of mRNAs and expression levels in untreated keratinocytes are low.