Sentence examples for because of a class from inspiring English sources

Joe Pawelek, a linebacker from Baylor with a 3.71 grade point average, recalled how he had missed some spring practice work because of a class in entrepreneurial finance — "a no-brainer," he called the decision; he needed the course for his degree in finance and economics.

The authors scrutinised a large database of British actors to reveal there are now relatively few working-class actors compared to the population as a whole, and that they earn less than their middle-class equivalents because of a "class ceiling".

HireRight Solutions, which has been accused by job applicants of violating the law in the past, may have come to the federal government's attention because of a class-action suit that the company settled last year.

We also need to modify the definition for Class II because of a few Class II substrates whose chaperonin dependence was experimentally confirmed.

Submit sets, play them and use class sets, because now you are a part of a class.

The reason Cameron's cabal are in such a mess is because of a historic crisis of working-class Conservatism.

Classifications are important because class properties are shared among the members of a class, and because members of a class inherit the properties of their ancestors.

Much of that doubt was because of a quarterback class with no obvious superstars.

The Ford family retained the 40% voting control in the automaker because of a separate class of shares established when it went public in 1956.

We concluded that, in NSCLC, TIL cytotoxicity is likely to be low because of a poor class I MHC expression by tumor cells, and TAM low production of cytotoxic cytokines is a major limit to their possible cytotoxic activity.

"You'll see women in Manolo Blahnik shoes buying drugstore cosmetics because there's just less of a class system now," said Ms. DiNardo, of Clinique.