Sentence examples for a segment of the class from inspiring English sources

A segment of the class population was consistent in the quality of their reasoning about mutation across their models and short answers.

He's dependent on a segment of the political class, so he can't do whatever he wants.

Yet the very marginality seems to incite a segment of the political class, including the president, prime minister and majority leader in the National Assembly, to protest further against veiled women.

And all this excitement today around the National Front, the way in which a segment of the political class (both left and right) wants to welcome Marine Le Pen into the emerging "national union" -- isn't that precisely what the novel was depicting, foreshadowing, heralding?

But the category includes a segment of the upper middle class.

Looked at as a segment of society, rather than as a segment of the upper middle class, "the kind of woman who works part-time is a different kind of woman," Dr. Frech said.

A neural network model of a segment of the CPG represents classes of neurons in that segment, with the number of variables proportional to the number of classes.

This essay examines the reading habits of young white southern readers, a segment of the region's educated class who frequently wrote about their reading habits in diaries.

These activists represent a segment of the urban affluent and middle classes, who have been holding rallies in the capital, occupying public buildings and ministries.

So when analysts are referring to the white working class, they're really talking about a segment of the middle class farmers, manufacturing workers, union workers who are not, in fact, below the poverty line.

Later that day, the teacher made a point of putting me in a good spot for a particularly hard-to-hear segment of the class, and when I needed to ask people to repeat themselves, they seemed more willing to do so (at least the first few times).