Sentence examples for emergent class from inspiring English sources
Nitric oxide-donating nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NO-NSAIDs) are an emergent class of pharmaceutical derivatives with promising utility as chemopreventive agents.
Burnett, echoing criticisms from more Hewletts and Packards alike, warned the emergent class of political bankrollers in Silicon Valley – already courted by Fiorina's competitors like Rand Paul and Jeb Bush and soon Clinton herself– to "refresh their memory" before signing campaign checks.
Such emergent class structures might be ecologically more meaningful, painting a clearer picture of the relationship between behavioral and situational elements and crime events.
But if she told the truth her about her housing arrangements, she was placed in something called the "emergent service class", ranked fifth out of seven, and placed next to the traditional working class.
Use terms like "dynamic", "emergent", "middle class" and "last investment frontier".
Development has benefited plenty of Tibetans, including an emergent middle class.
Long accustomed to color televisions and washing machines, lately even buying apartments, China's emergent middle class has watched as car prices fall and brands multiply.
Strictures and specifications continue in Leviticus; indeed, Leviticus contains little else, and reads like an instruction manual for the emergent priestly class and its Levite assistants.
The suggestion is that the rise in multiplex cinemas is helping to fuel growth, along with a newly emergent middle class with money to spend.
Yet Sam Motsuenyane, possibly the most prominent of South Africa's black businessmen and thus a representative of an emergent middle class, favors sanctions.
You might even see the romantic image of the artist, that carefully packaged creature of rapture and torment, as a clever bit of branding aimed at an emergent middle class.
