Sentence examples for expand class from inspiring English sources

In 1932, the Southern Railway ordered a final batch of 15 locomotives (Nos. 1400 1414) to expand class availability on the Southern Railway's network.

With much upward pressure on quantity to expand class numbers often fuelled by the students' benevolent relatives in the diaspora and negligible downward pressure on quality through absent or nominal regulation, the training of health staff combined high profit margins with low start-up costs.

Consultations have begun on plans to expand classes at five schools in Windsor and Maidenhead from next year.

But the research firm plans to officially begin tracking sales in this expanding class.

Nevertheless, there are signs of a growing musical-theater scene -- and an expanding class of Russian consumers.

Campuses have responded by imposing hiring freezes, offering retirement incentives, expanding class sizes, delaying building projects and shrinking library acquisitions.

"This is threatening standards in our schools as they face chronic shortages of teachers, expanding class sizes and a widening attainment gap between poorer children and their peers".

He's identified a rapidly expanding class: the new working class, families bombarded with propaganda telling them to spend (and borrow) like the middle class even when both adults must work to try to keep above water.

Mr. Katsas said it would have been odd for "the uniquely horrific nature of the Nazi regime" to result in "a dramatically expanded class of people who can credibly raise a duress defense".

The weaker obas sequestered themselves in their palaces and took refuge in the rituals of divine kingship while indiscriminately granting aristocratic titles to an expanding class of nonproductive nobles.

Asked if there was a contradiction between his stand against expanding class sizes and the growth of the student population at N.Y.L.S., Mr. Matasar wrote: "The answer is that we exist in a market.