Sentence examples for class dominated from inspiring English sources

A Greek-speaking Macedonian aristocratic class dominated the Seleucid state throughout its history, although this dominance was most strongly felt in the urban areas.

Its Dutch-English merchant class dominated the colonial assembly and after 1756 controlled the annual salary grant awarded to the royal governor.

In the 1950s unions were solidly working class, dominated by men who had left school at 16 and leant left on economics but right on social issues.

Dismissed by some critics as a poseur, the Equus has established a modest toehold in a class dominated by far pricier models from Mercedes, BMW, Lexus and Audi.

The French political class, dominated as it still is by a technocratic elite, have an overwhelming attachment to the idea of a strong French state.

Iceland has a political class dominated by women that he's got his eye on; and he wants to nick school lunches from France (he's rather envious of their cheese course).

Gilens and Page do not use the term "oligarchy" in describing their conclusions, which would imply that a small ruling class dominates the political system to the exclusion of all others.

Our uncertainties over race, ideology, faith, custom and class dominate a world made small within the last century by technology and its interfacing of peoples still new to one another despite the tens of thousands of years that our lineages have coexisted.

The AUC measure is especially useful for datasets with unbalanced target distribution (one target class dominates the other).

For its first decade, the Booker (as it then was) threw up some pretty insular, white, middle-class dominated shortlists.

In the context of this article, the geographical dominance of these three e-petitions makes them least informative and encourages the classification algorithm to form classes dominated by these single issues.