Sentence examples for classes bigger than from inspiring English sources

Based on freedom of information data, Labour's shadow education secretary, Tristram Hunt, said that as many as 100,000 primary school pupils could be in classes bigger than the 30 children per teacher allowed by law in England.

That means free full-day programs for eligible 3- and 4-year-olds, specified curriculums, certified teachers and classes no bigger than 15.

Incubators are also proliferating and investing more than ever before: Techstars, 500 Startups and many others have appeared on the scene and Y Combinator classes are bigger than ever.

The figure clearly shows that the ratio of the winner class is bigger than zero and corresponds to the ground truth class for most of the frames.

The class conversation is bigger than the race conversation," is how Kanye West sums up the reasons urban brands began to struggle.

It might only be trumped in terms of global television ratings by the football World Cup and the Olympics, but in terms of global golfing ratings, there is not a professional worthy of his self-importance who would class it as bigger than the Big Four.

Thomas Edison's graduating class last fall was a third bigger than the class five years earlier.

The class of collapsable complexes is bigger than the class of retractable complexes.

Good teaching is the single biggest variable in educating pupils, bigger than class size, family background or school funding, says Eric Hanushek, an education expert at Stanford University's Hoover Institution.

This scenario would be much cheaper than an Enterprise class Big Data system.

"In a similar class, Japan's is bigger than the Arleigh Burke, the Republic of Korea had one that's bigger than Japan's and now China has built a bigger one," Huang says.