Sentence examples for class more than from inspiring English sources

After that, he hated his woodwork class more than all the others.

Access to the countryside is about more than class, more than town v country.

They reflect the economic woes of the working class more than middle-class disaffection.

In the nursery class, more than 40 children sit on broken wooden benches waiting for a volunteer teacher to arrive.

By the end of the day, the majority of the people in the class, more than three quarters, had passed".

But when I asked about social class more than seventy per cent still defined themselves as poor or lower class.

There's a class division, more than anything else.

Who's 'world-class?' More than 3,000 managers responded.

Today they are much more middle-class: more than a quarter of American unionists have college degrees, and even more have liberal views on social and environmental issues.The shift has also created tension between the public and private sectors.

Mr. Dieck added that Mr. Soto's classes, more than most, prepared him for company life.

He said the recession had probably affected the middle-classes more than H&T's usual clientele.