Sentence examples for among whom class from inspiring English sources

Its findings, we have learned, are not what interests the short-haired centurions around Downing Street, who seem to police the whole experiment, who seem to spread alarm and confusion wherever they go, and among whom class has been edited out of the vocabulary.

Analyses of the subcohort of patients among whom information on ASA class and BMI was available indicated that ASA class 3 and above was a risk factor for increased 90-day mortality after index surgery when compared with ASA class 1 (HR 8.2, CI 1.8-37.3, adjustmentstment for sex, type of prosthesis fixation, and BMI, see Table  5).

Political geeks - a class among whom I'm happy to count myself - like American style political ads.

Yet opponents include white working-class voters, among whom Mr. Obama has long had weak support, and many African-Americans, led by influential ministers in their churches, whose support is critical to Mr. Obama in swing states like Virginia and North Carolina.

There aren't in fact many of them, and the liberal, middle-class audience among whom he sat at this conference on the rise of the far right was minded to jeer.

Mainly they have become waiting rooms for the conservative nomen klatura -- a class of intellectuals among whom talent is much less important than political reliability.

And it is a sign of his world-class ability that even opponents among whom he has inflicted such havoc can set that aside and accept he has been the Premier League's outstanding performer this season.

We lacked seating and illness information for 68% of the economy-class passengers on the New York to Hong Kong flight, among whom was probably the source case-passenger.

Almost 70% of the women in the lower occupational classes who had never smoked were overweight or obese, among whom severe obesity was seven times more prevalent than among smokers in higher social positions.

The gospel of the gun as a tool of self-protection is directed at middle-class whites, but it is most applicable to precisely the populations among whom they are most heavily prohibited — people who are poor and black.

This relative excess in older women occurred at all stages, subsites, and social classes of whites and also in blacks, but not in Hispanics, among whom women had lower overall incidence rates compared to both whites and blacks.