Sentence examples for division of class from inspiring English sources
Such qualities shrivelled in the heat of Chelsea's effort, inevitably, because what we saw here was not merely a division of class but another concept, and another set of means, applied to the question of how you play the game.
Perhaps we can find a common language in this new paradigm to eliminate the division of class distinction and unify on a framework built to emphasize personal and team improvement.
The story of the Rubio launch ultimately wrote itself: that of division -- a division of class -- inside the established suits, outside the poor rabble rousers -- a division of age -- politicians from the past vs. politicians of the future -- and a divide in income -- a divide wider than the Grand Canyon -- the ultimate divide in this country -- bigger than any sermon could bridge.
The phylogenetic tree also supported the Arabidopsis and rice earlier described division of class II proteins in two further subfamilies [ 33].
One duplication event led to the division of Class II into Class IIA and Class IIB of the genes in seed plants, while multiple duplication events including tandem duplications in dicots that specifically occurred in Class I led to its expansion.
How do different sociologists and economists viewed the division of classes?
Since the 19th century, the concentration of land in the hands of large landowners dedicated to agro-exports had generated a strong division of classes in the heavily rural country.
Well, it would seem that the division of classes (with regards to gadgetry) wasn't too far off.
However, the division of classes is generated not only from the economic and social conditions in the external social conditions (capital), it also depends on a unique lifestyle associated with a particular social position, the habitus formation (Bourdieu 1984).
Divisions of class and wealth, as well as landscape and culture, abound.
India is a vast country with divisions of class, caste, language, religion, local traditions to mention a few.
