Sentence examples for certain strata from inspiring English sources

"That kind of higher education will lock kids into a certain strata more than any caste system".

Camden Town, however, with its enduringly seedy air and historical rock associations continues to be a spiritual home for a certain strata of pub-based music.

The book goes some way toward explaining how he did win in 2012, at least as viewed from certain strata in both campaigns: top aides, establishment brokers, and bundlers.

"Did the archdiocese feel we did not have any schools for children who come from a certain strata of society?" asked another principal, who also spoke on condition of anonymity.

After seeing the name James Cagney and the rest of the cast list for Wellman's picture, we read the message "It is the ambition of the authors of 'The Public Enemy' to honestly depict an environment that exists today in a certain strata of American life, rather than glorify the hoodlum or the criminal".

That they were, however, older than 4004 bce, the date of man's origin according to biblical chronology, was not recognized until late in the 18th century, when John Frere suggested a great age for artifacts found in Suffolk, England, based on their location in certain strata.

The stratum corneum is not very permeable to water-soluble molecules and ions, although lipid-soluble molecules do cross it to a certain extent.

For a certain stratum of banker, it's got to be Goldman.

Now it's hard to find people in a certain stratum of New York who haven't been through it.

(A certain stratum of New York street society drops the "g" in "recognize". So does the increasingly rare English-speaking cabbie).

Regardless, in his inheritance-fueled leisure, Mr. Kendrick represents a certain stratum of the Bay Area's best off.