Sentence examples for by creating a class from inspiring English sources

And, by creating a class of dead people whose hearts were still beating, the Harvard committee gave transplant surgeons a new potential supply of organs.

It had some success but, by creating a class of very rich oligarchs, it both weakened the state and planted seeds of resentment among ordinary Russians.

Today the Court stands the Linkletter holding on its head by creating a class of cases in which nonretroactivity is the rule and not, as heretofore, the exception.

But it's hard to understand what Sutherland gains by creating a class of member called "disaffected people" when, officially, he's still in the business of soliciting views about the Co-op's future.

Rocco Buttiglione, a centre-right MP, bitterly criticised the bill before the vote, saying it would bring "slavery" to Italy by creating a class of workers without any rights.

Home furniture manufacturers have in the last decade or so had to adapt to the popularity of the personal computer by creating a class of products loosely called "the computer desk".

When trade has helped, it has done so by creating a middle class that eventually rebelled against state controls.

In addition, by creating a new class of outside owners, the IPO raised agency costs in three ways.

Moeletsi Mbeki charges that black empowerment "strikes a fatal blow against the emergence of black entrepreneurship by creating a small class of unproductive but wealthy black crony capitalists".

Now, Merson said, with big-time basketball and hockey, South Kent could easily become "much more fragmented" by creating a special class of heroic and privileged warriors.

In every other area of intellectual endeavor, we have succeeded by creating a professional class drawn from those who have excelled as college undergraduates.