Sentence examples for class has produced from inspiring English sources

Each class has produced a book of images, taken by the students, capturing the natural landscape of scenery and animals, as well as activities in the restaurant kitchen.

Haiti's elite class has produced a handful of international-level tennis players, and cycling is popular among those who can afford bicycles.

"This class has produced a good number of mathematicians," Ramakrishna said, including students who went on to graduate degrees in computer and information systems at Berkeley, physics at Columbia, economics at Harvard and math at Princeton, Harvard and Caltech, among other notable institutions.

His classes have produced magazines devoted entirely to women in Silicon Valley and the new gold rush in the high-tech community.

The point is we're past even caring about such charges; our thinking classes have produced so many of them and all to so little everyday effect.

Further, so-called limited partners from universities, pension funds and elsewhere want to plug more money into venture capital, given the lackluster performance some other asset classes have produced.

Additional gene duplications in several of the classes have produced seven distinct cone opsin genes (SWS1, SWS2b, SWS2a, RH2b, RH2aβ, RH2aα and LWS).

The evolution of the class Mammalia has produced tremendous diversity in form and habit.

My "contempt" for David Brooks is grounded in his years of extreme war cheerleading and veneration of an elite political class that has produced little beyond abject failure and corruption.

The caretaker government is perceived as impotent by the Iraqi people, whose frustrations have mounted over electricity shortages during the hot summer and a political class that has produced little evident progress from months of backroom negotiations.

Yet, despite this rich subject-matter, and a privileged and voluble English-speaking class, Pakistan has produced little decent literature on its political dramas.A London-based journalist, former air-force officer and, on this evidence, promising satirist, Mohammed Hanif has seized upon General Zia's demise.