Sentence examples for classes have led from inspiring English sources

Since the baby boomers discovered yoga, the arousal, sweating, heavy breathing and states of undress that characterize yoga classes have led to predictable results.

Yet after six years of pledges of virtue – of borrowing less, exporting more, greater investment, factories not banks – the Westminster classes have led us back to their favourite diversion: blowing hard into a balloon marked "house prices".

The proposal to eliminate dedicated science and social studies classes has led to an outcry among parents and educators who worry that it could lead to a dumbing down of the country and make it less competitive.

This "capture of opportunities" by the rich at the expense of the poor and middle classes has led to a situation where 70% of the world's population live in countries where inequality has increased since the 1980s and 1% of families own 46% of global wealth - almost £70tn.

Chinese prosperity and the rise of the middle classes has led to a massive increase in the consumption of meat, up from 10kg per person per year in 1975 to over 45kg a year now, and the vast majority of that is pork.

Second, functional divergence between different classes has led to extreme rate heterogeneity and departures from the assumptions of neutral models of sequence evolution.

Widespread resistance to most antimalarial drug classes has led to a global adoption of artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs) as first-line therapies (1, 2).

Falling popular trust in the Kremlin, worries about capital flight and the economy, and an antagonistic urban middle class have led Mr Putin to resort to nationalism, traditionalism and selective repression.

A rising middle class has led to the emergence of Western-style shopping malls.

"Greater political participation by the poor and middle class has led to political movements and parties that call for less extremes of inequality," he said.

It is considered a status symbol in Vietnam and China, where the growth of the middle class has led to an explosion in demand for the horn, which is ground down and used as a traditional medicinal cure and recreational drug.