Sentence examples for class that exists from inspiring English sources

Many people treat these monthly ratings from football's world governing body with more than a little scepticism but on this occasion they serve to make a point - simply accentuating the gulf in class that exists between Michael O'Neill's men and Fabio Capello's attempt at a Russian revolution.

It appears that the problem this new OT law is trying to address is specific to a class that exists in reality, but has yet to be defined by the FLSA.

For an equivalence class that exists in both the PUMF and the population registry, the adversary then selects a record at random from either data set and matches it with a record in the other data set.

Any one of those 16 events, by itself, would not have had the power to destroy the great American middle class that existed from the 1940s to the early 1980s.

I'm thinking now of the photographic images from the '30's Farm Security Administration Artists who documented the "worthy poor," the real working class that exist in opposition to the "undeserving poor" a Republican saber rattling threat.

Across a 220 km2 district with a diversity in landforms, parent materials, and land use types, we generated maps of Pre-European (soil classes that existed prior to agricultural development) soil classes using a digital soil mapping approach.

Figure 2 illustrates the eight isomorphism classes that exist for the specific kind of tripartite graphs that we consider.

-What is the relationship between the social classes that exist in Libya?

Not only do some schools create "paper" classes (classes that exist only on paper) to keep student-athletes eligible to play, but black student-athletes, who make up the majority of the teams that actually generate revenue for their schools, are less likely than their white counterparts or other black students at their schools to obtain degrees.

The overall phylogeny of the arsenate reductases suggests a single, early origin of the arsC gene and subsequent sequence divergence to give the distinct arsC classes that exist today.

This is another example of the two-class system that exists in New York City when it comes to law enforcement.