Sentence examples for because of class from inspiring English sources
My privilege is not because of class.
"People say that London is very difficult to get to know, very stratified because of class, but I didn't find that to be the case at all.
In an interview the day before the accident, Cayard expressed concern that the AC72 class was a challenge to control because of class rule restrictions.
Matthew Taylor, Blair's former head of strategy, now head of the RSA, made the excellent point that "the reason we find the concept of character difficult is because of class conflict in British society.
Integration is to look into your workplace, your government, your media and your social circle, and on finding it inexplicably white, understanding that it is not because of class, or education, or economic circumstances, but race.
It can be seen from Figure 7(b) that, because of class-boundary uncertainty, many spurious small regions form along the boundaries between real regions, the rugged boundaries and the two peninsulas in particular.
Because of classes like this one at the Escuela Martires de la Libertad (Martyrs of Liberty School), 7-year-old Diana-Karin has already begun to think about ways to defuse violence in families.
The camaraderie is palpable, partly because, outside of class, some of these folks move in the same circles.
A teacher stated: We applied a technique to explain sensitive issues because students of Class Eight are in their tender age.
Yet, "because of my mum, class was more important to me.
