Sentence examples for less class from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, the biggest divide is less class but age.

"It's just pronounced with a lot less class".

"It may be more of the same, but with less class," he said.

If the syntax of the problem description is more complex (for example, language with roles), there are less class interpretations, and, consequently, there is a smaller probability of achieving a good, holistic representation of the problem.

The two art professors noted also that besides higher class interaction and participation throughout the semester, there was less class absenteeism because of the unique focus geared towards the selection of students' work to be on permanent display.

Japan (JIS 2011): Class H no limitations are put on the type and segment for concrete and structures with a nominal strength of 45 MPa or less; Class M members not subjected to drying or freezing-and-thawing action, such as piles, underground beam, and concrete filled steel tubes; Class L backfill concrete, blinding concrete, and concrete filled in steel tubes.

"There is much less class-based organization in the U.S," said Professor Karabel.

These characters are fully dressed, yet their neutral casualwear is surprisingly less class-specific than his previous nudes.

It seems, to a more rather than a less class-dominated education system and in every sphere a competitive rather than a co-operative society.

Many of the novel's details are glossed over to make the movie more user-friendly and less class-conscious than the book.

But Wilpon and Katz's team, they said, probably want less class-conscious people who might be more inclined to feel the trustee's pursuit of the Mets' owners was overzealous and unfair.