Sentence examples for class admitting from inspiring English sources

But his final order significantly expanded the class, admitting those who had only "attempted to farm".

This is the house journal of the departure-lounge capitalist class admitting that the British economy may be tapped out, but at least we can keep borrowing.

Thus, the class admitted during an economic downturn will be of a higher quality and earn higher wages upon graduation.

He was in the sixth class admitted to the Hall of Fame, vaulting over a backlog of players going back to the 1920s waiting to get in.

The class admitted in 2009 saw its mean critical reading score drop to 680, from 690 the year before, but the reported result for both years was 700.

Why was Ms. Harding not surprised that most of the students in her class admitted to using verbal shortcuts in their writing?

Dr. Esteban said that the class admitted in the fall had been the largest in 30 years, up 18 percent over the year before, and that the average SAT score had risen.

Admissions directors say that some colleges delay admission of low-scoring students until January, excluding them from averages for the class admitted in September, while other colleges seek more applications to report a lower percentage of students accepted.

Now on the verge of enjoying his first Test victory in his sixth appearance, the right-armer, who has played more matches in international cricket than first class, admits he is learning his trade fast at the highest level.

As for how well our lower-scoring students compete, in the class admitted in fall 2002 not one student was dismissed for academic reasons.

The reason for this geometric restriction on M is due to the fact that such a class admits an integrable screen distribution and a symmetric Ricci tensor of M. We prove a characterization theorem for such a half lightlike submanifold.