Sentence examples for emergence of a class from inspiring English sources

The first, he said, was the emergence of a class of ever more ambitious German parents determined to have children that would succeed in an increasingly competitive society.

An act of Peter III that permitted peasants to trade in neighbouring towns without passports or controls at the gates gave impetus to the emergence of a class of small merchants from among the peasantry.

The arrival of Plan B may herald the emergence of a class of pharmaceuticals unknown in America: behind-the-counter (BTC) drugs.In this section Would you fly in chattering class?

Others, like Capital Teas Slimming Oolong Organic TeaandnDetoxox Tea, are said to improve metabolism to "cleanse body and mind".The growth of the specialty tea industry goes hand-in-hand with the emergence of a class of consumers who are health conscious and interested in Eastern culture.

Finally, in the late 1960s and 1970s, we saw the emergence of a class of Arab dictators and monarchs who perfected Iron Fists (and multiple intelligence agencies) to decisively seize power for their sect or tribe — and they ruled over all the other communities by force.

The first was the emergence of a class of professional managers.

He thereby facilitated the emergence of a ruling class drawn from both the middle classes and the nobility of the old regime, which had been divided by the artificial barriers of old-regime estates and privileges.

The middle of the Heian period (794 1185) saw the emergence of a new class of warrior known as samurai.

The surest sign of success is the emergence of a middle class.

This reflects the emergence of a middle class with cash to spare for branded goods.

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