Sentence examples for became a new class from inspiring English sources

As immigration slowed, the province became heavily populated by Spanish-Guaraní mestizo (mixed blood) descendants, who, due to the increasing unavailability of pure-blood Guarani to claim as servants, became a new class of "poor whites".

Internship has become a new class divide, replacing the old school tie with an upmarket apprenticeship in "daddy's firm".

Rock and country largely don't pretend that producers could be on equal footing with their stars, while hip-hop is more balanced, with producers having become a new class of celebrity.

This latter agent may become a new class of anticoagulant [56, 105].

Information gained by such studies will be helpful for the development of better inhibitors that could become a new class of potent antimalarial drugs.

The U.S. then diverts power and money to regional tribal leaders whom many fear (including U.S. Ambassador Karl Eikenberry) will simply become a new class of warlord, once the U.S. departs.

Lytic bacteriophages could become a new class of anti-biofilm agents.

These compounds have become a new class of anti-HIV drugs.

Since the discovery of radiolabelled octreotide and the successful introduction into clinical practice of Octreoscan®, it has been expected that radiolabelled peptides would become a new class of radiopharmaceuticals for cancer imaging.

In conclusion, the PPI lansoprazole has significant glucose-lowering effects in an animal model of type 2 diabetes, and thus PPIs might have the potential to become a new class of safe glucose-lowering agents, provided these findings can be extrapolated to other PPIs and humans.

In fact, fashion became a new form of class warfare, far less risky than taking to the barricades.