Sentence examples for could be classed from inspiring English sources

In 1911, only one in 14 jobs was could be classed professional.

The economy still has a long way to go before it could be classed as healthy.

Mind you, I'm also unsure if 50 Shades could be classed as erotic literature.

That feels exciting to me, the idea that music could be classed as non-fiction.

Q. Did you write a story which could be classed as other than a detective story? A. Yes.

Certain team managers could be classed as a team manager, a team coordinator, even a sporting director.

There's plenty of international theatre around in the UK this summer, but very little of it could be classed as new writing.

Also [they show] something about the different amounts of protein in tissues and what could be classed as a "baseline" amount.

Of course, while this particular studio is exceptionally tiny, it is certainly not the only rental accommodation in London that could be classed as small.

Osborne might be able to take some cash back by curbing tax credits, which aren't formally part of the DWP budget, but could be classed as welfare spending.

Then I found out that legally I could be classed as a worker, and was therefore entitled to at least the minimum wage.