Sentence examples for are classed as lower from inspiring English sources

"White girls are classed as lower," she says.

Based on the government's proposals, AG Barr expects at least two-thirds of its drinks to be classed as lower or no sugar by April 2018.

Those treatments which are classed as a lower priority can either have funding withdrawn or restricted to patients with a greater need.

Lower wind speeds are classed as topical storms.

Only 11% of sub-Saharan African countries are classed as low or very low risk; much lower than the European rate of seven in 10 countries, and Latin America and the Caribbean, where about 29% of countries are at low risk from natural disasters.

The less important Common Alder, Common Hawthorn and Gean were classed as "commoners", and there were "lower orders" and "slaves" such as Eurasian Aspen and Juniper.

Using an objective measure such as ABPI would put patients with ABPI < 0.9 but ECQ negative as being false positives and patients representing symptoms of IC (ECQ positive) but ABPI > 0.9 would be classed as false negatives, which would lower the sensitivity and specificity and overall accuracy of the questionnaire in its current form.

Some members of the medical establishment question the wisdom of celebrating fast food at a time when one in four Britons is classed as obese and there are plans to lower the threshold for NHS weight-loss surgery for people with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes to a BMI of 30, which could see an additional 800,000 people referred.

Who is classed as unemployed?

Higher capacity Ultra cards are Class 10, as well as select lower capacities (specially marked).

The gender-specific distributions of observer-perceived social class did not differ significantly and, overall, approximately 33% were perceived as lower class, 56% as middle class and 11% as upper class.