Sentence examples for dormant class from inspiring English sources
The rather posh women he has got himself mixed up with have awakened usually dormant class prejudices in the Labour Party, while cabinet colleagues have forgiven, but not forgotten, the gratuitous attacks Mr Blunkett made on them in the pages of a recent biography.
Discrimination between seedling and dormant age classes and the adult and flowering classes was problematic for most of the tested indices.
The Guardian understands that the railway maintenance business was sold nine months ago to a UK-registered limited liability partnership called Prime Residential County, which was classed as a dormant company when it filed accounts with Companies House in April.
13 The MODDERN Cures Act creates a new class of therapies defined as "dormant therapies," which can be "rescued if the drug or new biological product meets an unmet medical need".
The short follows a meek man who attends primal scream therapy classes in order to tap into his dormant masculinity.
203 A class of inhibitors called histone deacetylases, which keep HIV in its dormant state, only work at toxic doses.
These results suggest that this class could be active against mycobacterial stages of low metabolic activity (eg, persistent or dormant cells).
The first was the successful use of American class-action lawsuits against Swiss banks, which had been accused of hoarding wealth in dormant accounts set up by Holocaust victims.
I wonder how much longer we - the poor - will remain dormant in our tribes, separated by artificial barriers when the only real inequality exists between the classes.
Daldinia spp. belonging to the phylum Ascomycota and class Sordariomycetes, are known as endophytes or latent pathogens which inhabit woody host plants and remain in a dormant phase until the decay of wood or formation of perithecial stromata [ 1].
