Sentence examples for is now classed from inspiring English sources

Ghana is now classed a lower-middle-income country.

One in five Americans is now classed as obese.

Alain de Botton recently said: "Why is it that gazing out of the window is now classed as doing nothing?

One in 65 adults is now classed as being a millionaire because of booming house prices and gains on the stock market, according to new data from Barclays.

"The church loved my first solo single Jam Yourself; it went strong for about 3 years straight and is now classed as a classic track.

Exact numbers are unknown, but their distribution and population has declined significantly over the past 100 years, and the species is now classed as vulnerable to extinction.

"All the creative aspects of the curriculum are now classed as second division and are no longer approved knowledge for working class children," said Beadle.

The Ford Escort, despite ceasing production in 2004, is still popular and becoming increasingly valuable as models more than 25 years old are now classed as classic cars.

A record 13.7 million people are now classed as "high net worth individuals" (HNWI), according to a survey of the planet's most well-off citizens.

For example, many millions of able-bodied British adults are now classed as "disabled," which enables them to claim disability benefits and disappear from the jobless rolls.

After years of working in manual labour intensive jobs my parents are now classed as disabled because of the strains put on their bodies.