Sentence examples for being classed as having from inspiring English sources

London and the West Midlands are on the verge of being classed as having epidemics because of the rate at which the virus is spreading.

Foster carers who look after more than one child could still be charged hundreds of pounds a year after being classed as having "extra" rooms under the new "bedroom tax" rule of housing benefit.

Tumours with over 47.3% CIN (above the upper quartile) were defined as having high tumour CIN% with all other tumours being classed as having low tumour CIN%.

In practice, there is likely to be a degree of measurement error, resulting in some patients with stage 1 hypertension being classed as having stage 2 3 hypertension and vice versa.

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That gave a total of 28 pupils out of the 2,855 who were classed as having CFS, or a rate of 1%.

"We have found that significant numbers of people are affected, and that others, who would not be classed as having a phobia, have a dislike of those same images.

Childhood obesity is now so commonplace that in some parts of England more than a quarter of pupils in their last year at primary school are classed as having become dangerously overweight.

Liverpool is classed as having a tech cluster, which means, according to a report out this Thursday, its digital industries stand a good chance of growing faster and generating higher salaries than in much of the rest of the country.

She's linking their preference for JD Sports and Currys to recent revelations that: "Among young people arrested during the riots, more than two-thirds were classed as having special educational needs and one third had been excluded from school in the past year".

Primary school pupils in Doncaster, Wakefield, the East Riding of Yorkshire, North-East Lincolnshire, Sheffield, Hull and Rotherham were classed as having less than 71% of pupils in good or outstanding schools.