Sentence examples for class presence from inspiring English sources

What was missing from this multinational utopia, not only on the campus, but on the surrounding streets, was any working class presence.

Pedestrian volumes were higher and more variable than bicycle volumes (median [interquartile range] AADT for pedestrians: 135 [89–292]; bicycles: 23 [11–43]); both modes were positively correlated with street functional class, presence of facilities, and proximity to campus.

And US perceptions of Chinese food could be radically different in 20 years' time, due to China's economic rise, and a growing Chinese middle class presence in US cities.

The Comisión Nacional de Investigación Científica y Tecnológica de Chile (CONICYT) has facilitated the CLASS presence in Chile, and a Supreme Decree for CLASS was issued by Chilean President Michelle Bachelet.

"It's fair to expect that Australia's rider Joseph O'Brien may get some stick for racing wide and getting to the front too soon, but the winner was again showing what a high class presence he is in a very decent year for three-year-olds". There was no hurry during the early stages, as Australia's pacemaker Kingfisher and the Hamdan Al Maktoum pair Alkasser and Mukhadram formed a leading pack.

There is a growing working class presence in Conservative associations at universities; the same is true for women and girls in the party.

Cooke believes that women are still a second-class presence in the management offices below the Manchester velodrome.

The knee-jerk temptation was to disagree strongly with him; had he forgotten that no World Cup winning side has ever triumphed without an undisputed world-class presence at the heart of it?

World-class leadership in the manufacturing and maintenance of aerospace systems will require a world-class presence in power electronics, actuators, and control systems in the next several decades.

They could become arenas for class conflict, starting with the working-class presence at the 19th-century British seaside, where it took time for day-trippers from industrial towns to learn to moderate noisy, boisterous behaviour and abandon nude bathing.

He, in turn, was the show's working-class presence, the provocative mischief-making representative of low culture in the temple of high culture, living proof that the postwar democratisation process had worked and that art was no longer the preserve of a privileged elite - everyone else on the team had at least a degree, and Paulin is an Oxford don.