Sentence examples for class of old from inspiring English sources

"Irvington is typical of a class of old bedroom communities tied to the state's vanished manufacturing economy," said James W. Hughes, dean of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University.

In a studio next door, Valentina Kozlova, a former principal dancer with the Bolshoi Ballet and New York City Ballet, taught a class of older children.

We find that the withdrawal of Vioxx had both positive and negative effects for specific substitute drugs in its own class (COX-2s), and that it led to an overall increase in the usage of both its most direct competitor class (NSAIDs) and in a class of older similar therapy (Analgesics).

There is a class of older antidepressants called monoamine oxidase B inhibitors, which reduce the breakdown of chemicals such as serotonin.

The BBC's Alan Johnston in Rome says the two men are very different characters, with tieless, youthful Mr Renzi painting himself as the voice of a new generation which wants to sweep away the entire class of older politicians.

Among the most significant changes are the new squad set-up which replaces the customisable character classes of old.

"She looks after a world class collection of old fossils," she replies.

Indeed, two young German novelists, Michael Kumpfmüller and Eva Menasse, wrote a piece that described the sound and fury as a "class reunion of old German intellectuals".

Latent class analysis identified four classes of older adults.

The observation that there are three major classes of older diabetic patients is supported by other research (132).

Secondary aims were to define distinct classes of older adults with similar perceived healthcare access barriers and to examine predictors of class membership to identify risk factors for poor healthcare access.