Are there specific pockets of society where you see the "complacent class" represented?
To accomplish this end, it was only necessary to deal with the class represented by appellant.
Appalled by their "ambiguous moral values," Cunard "grew up to despise everything her parents and their class represented".
Three years later they moved to Foxrock, which for most members of the Protestant Dublin middle class represented the pinnacle of social and commercial success.
a, Sample transcripts from each class represented in Fig. 4 were verified by qPCR (y axis), and correlated with RNA-seq mapping values (x axis).
"Again, I knew they couldn't afford me," Mr. Dassinger said, "but I suggested, 'What if my class represented your company for four months?' " Ms. Castellanos agreed.
The second class represented by compounds 4e (LASSBio-774) and 4h (LASSBio-480) that selectively inhibit the platelet aggregation involving TXA2 formation.
Thus, it was assumed that the individuals growing at the highest rate for each diameter class represented a reasonable estimate of size-specific optimal growth.
Hugh Sweeny Jr. '35, 98 years old, received the silver-tipped Class of 1923 cane as the oldest returning alum from the earliest class represented.
Lloyd George, for all his greatness, aroused in many persons a profound sense of mistrust, and it was in the upper-middle class, represented in politics by Stanley Baldwin and Neville Chamberlain, that he inspired the most acute misgivings.
In his ruling, Judge Jack Weinstein of U.S. District Court in Brooklyn, essentially said that any U.S. resident who has ever purchased a cigarette labeled "light" was part of the class represented in the suit.
