Sentence examples for class mix from inspiring English sources

Would crowds at an illegal dogfight be meticulously perused to check that there was an agreeable enough class mix?

Professor Ben Knights, director of the Higher Education Academy's English subject centre, said many in his field were worried about the social class mix.

Measured by the proportion of locals with higher education, the class mix of the area gives a particularly snug fit with its propensity to vote remain.

It is also a fact that unpaid, long-term internships favour the wealthy, eroding still further the social class mix of entrants to journalism.

But she does think a lack of gender and class "mix" in the Irish power elite was a factor in the mess.

After all, this is Morningside Heights, where political firebrands railed against Columbia University and where composers, writers and journalists gathered, drawn by the neighborhood's intellectual setting, architectural charms and rich class mix.

"White working class" mixes race and class into a volatile compound, privilege and disadvantage crammed into a single phrase.

In "Where Good Ideas Come From," Steven Johnson explains that the English coffeehouses of the eighteenth century "fertilized countless Enlightenment-era innovations," in large part because they were a rare sphere of conscious class mixing.

The latter was the founder of the Cricot 2 theatre group, and his production in 1975 of Umarla klasa (The Dead Class), mixing puppets and actors, recalled Gordon Craig's concept of the übermarionette.

Remote sensing can be used to provide information on the spatial pattern of land cover features, but analysis and classification of such imagery suffers from the problem of class mixing within pixels.

Richard Maunsell's N class mixed-traffic 2-6-0 protheype for the South Eastern and Chatham Railway (SECR) was completed in 1917.