Sentence examples for a strata of from inspiring English sources

It is often characterised as this homogenous, imperialistic power but within it there is a strata of very effective, aggressive and imaginative critics who are committed to making America better".

If, as the suits argue, the underwriters lined up commitments from others at various price levels, creating a strata of price supports sometimes called a ladder, it raises questions of how much of the I.P.O.

As a result a strata of our society that might have saved David Bernstein the ignominy of having to pretend he had a long list of candidates for the England job by waving about a bit of paper with last night's takeaway order scribbled on it has dropped through the net leaving us to clutch at well‑thatched straws such as Aidy Boothroyd and Steve Bruce.

The drought is only the newest, most visible layer in a strata of disparities.

Besides the fun of it, especially for a life-long introvert like me, it provided me insight into a strata of society I would otherwise not have known and which helped me subsequently when I wrote about similar social gatherings in my novel Rivers Last Longer.

Higher up the value chain, a strata of budding fungal entrepreneurs have emerged in recent years.

Tarantino compresses it all into a stratum of pulp.

When we pause for coffee, our seat is a stratum of fossilized tree roots.

The result is a stratum of businesses that is not beholden to the same social settlement as previous generations.

The mistakes go directly to a shoe box and eventually to a stratum of the Oort cloud.

Hiding underneath, a layer of smoked date purée added a stratum of sweetness to the savory.