Sentence examples for class of good from inspiring English sources
In contrast, Mr Murray has nothing against this class of good parents and good neighbours.
While no one was willing to criticize other firms openly, many said the culture of a firm would probably be hurt by the creation of a class of "good but not good enough" lawyers, one New York lawyer said.
The pipelined adaptive Volterra filters (PAVFs) with a two-layer structure constitute a class of good low-complexity filters.
First, PA codes exhibit an interesting threshold property and remarkable performance, and are well established as a class of "good" codes with rates and performance within a few tenths of a dB from the Shannon limit [4].
Conversely, if being disapproved of means that an effect is not good, the class of good effects may vanish altogether, since for any likely effect there will be some weirdo somewhere who disapproves of it.
Furthermore, the consensus method indicates that the class of good responders is formed by two sub-classes: good responders 1 and good responders 2 (indicated by dark blue and light blue bars on the top).
"There is a class of goods and services where the eBay transaction model is struggling," said Mr. Kazim of Skype.
In a high court ruling this week Judge John Baldwin QC said: "[The] right of the public to access technological development does not go so far as to allow a trader such as Amazon to ride roughshod over intellectual property rights, to treat trademarks such as Lush as no more than a generic indication of a class of goods in which the consumer might have an interest".
Robert K Ohh, come on, crappy and handmade are in my mind oxymoronic because any class of goods, the most expensive stuff ….
For Google's enemies, the best way of hurting the search goliath is not to build a better search engine, but rather to give people a reason to stop searching for a wide class of goods and services by preempting search on Google.
I don't disagree with this notion, but I would argue that it is becoming largely irrelevant for a large class of goods and service providers (think soda or television set, not Rolex or BMW), and that the "brand" advertising money can be better spent, thereby imperiling expensively produced, freely distributed content.
