Sentence examples for class has changed from inspiring English sources

The definition of being middle class has changed, as many have noticed.

Yet has Britain has been transformed, the relentless growth of the highly educated middle class has changed the strategic calculus.

The average Algerian is 26.6 years old, but the political class has changed little since independence in 1962.

"The whole atmosphere in the class has changed," she says, becoming less adversarial, with students policing themselves over inappropriate phone use.

The tenor of the class has changed.

What it means to middle class has changed.

Finally, one day at the end of the semester, I asked if this class had changed the way any of them saw science, physics, Egypt and girls.

The structure and content of the class have changed over time, Mr. Heginbotham said, "but the seated structure, the importance of the kind of catchy, familiar music that our pianist, William Wade plays, and the Mark Morris repertory — that has all been there from day one".

The overall prevalence of viruses with genotypic resistance in recently HIV-infected individuals did not vary over time [30], although the distribution of resistance between individual drug classes has changed as also shown in our study.

As a result, the classes have changed markedly over the years.

Since I teach in the inner city, my classes have changed radically from my first year of teaching, 1958.