Sentence examples for because a class from inspiring English sources

Yes, she tells me, the Ministry is closed to the public this Monday afternoon, but only because a class is shortly to begin.

However, McTaggart explicitly claims that groups are not classes because a class is 'determined by a class-concept, while a group is determined by a denotation".

Walmart's argument is that lawsuit shouldn't be allowed because a class action that covers so many women, working in different stores, in different states, in different jobs, is just too broad.

Do not think that just because a class is online that you are not required to learn the material.

The subject intrigued me because, in a class otherwise consumed by dead-letter theories, postmodernism remained an open book, tempting to the young and curious.

The negative correlations may arise either because these genes inhibit proliferation [ 34] or because they define a class of tumors with intrinsically low rates of proliferation.

"People are going to jail because they look at a piece of paper and misread it, or are going to jail because they can't afford a class because they're instead paying child support," Ellis-Lamkins told TechCrunch.

Because it's a class in walking.

He said Jeter would not have done what Rodriguez did because Jeter is a class act and a professional.

Having read the book, I'm willing to believe it won the prize simply because it's a class act.

"We had to be on top of our games to win this game because Villa are a class team.