Sentence examples for a young class from inspiring English sources
Now, after so many bowls of feijoada, a young class of chefs is mixing cuisines and techniques and taking Brazilian cooking to a higher level.
New affluent workers - a young class group which is socially and culturally active, with middling levels of economic capital.
Cephalosporins, a young class of antibiotics, are already only approved for certain treatments in livestock, and only with a veterinarian's prescription, said Mike Taylor, deputy commissioner at the FDA.
Explain that for the next month, they will each be a dental health mentor for a younger child, such as a brother, sister, cousin, friend, or student in a younger class.
I'd really like to enlist a younger class that we can hand this off to, and I know a lot of classes do great things for their reunion projects.
In their response, Barabási and Albert showed that on their data set, the older nodes are actually more connected in a way that follows a power law, but only on average-that is to say, the average number of connections of a class of older nodes related to the average number of links to a younger class of nodes follows a power law.
Likewise, many of the LTR copies devoid of CH methylation were members of the intracisternal A particle (IAP) family (Fig. 2e), which is again a relatively young class of endogenous retrovirus.
Aminomorphinans are a relatively young class of opioid drugs among which substances of high in vitro efficacy and favorable in vivo action are found.
"It's almost like there's a new class of young billionaire," says writer David Levien.
Sparkseed works to harness such capability to develop a new class of young entrepreneurs interested in social return on investment.
