Sentence examples for classes limited from inspiring English sources

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has said he wants middle school literacy classes limited to 28.

Group classes, limited to six, are available for various levels of ability.

The new course will be different from the core humanities courses, which meet in classes limited to 22 students to foster discussion.

The two-hour classes, limited to 12 students, are $250 (each student takes an arrangement home): www.flowerschoolny..com or (212) 661-8074 for information.

The group said the book, one of two authorized recently for use in family and sex education classes, limited itself to a narrow, traditional view of homosexuality espoused by the Roman Catholic Church.

YONKERS — Students here will return this fall to bigger classes, limited Advanced Placement options and a dearth of electives in drama, music, cooking and industrial arts because there are fewer teachers to go around.

Smaller classes limit your capacity to pay your teachers well.

The diversity among and even within classes limits the ability to make generalizations about this group.

Instead, the language he used strongly suggests he was describing a single excluded class, limited to families of diplomats.

The ACLS cohort is predominantly male, Caucasian, well educated, and middle-to-upper class, limiting the generalizability of the study results.

Segregated jails for the elderly, such as True Grit in Nevada, which offers wheelchair aerobics and crochet classes, limit victimisation.But most jails favour mixed-age populations, as do many old-timers.