Sentence examples for lowest class of from inspiring English sources

"Being a cab driver is one of the lowest class of jobs".

The levy, now £40 in the lowest class of travel, or £80 for other classes, will rise to £55 and £110 in 2009/10 and £85 and £170 in 2010/11.

Clusters of minute beings, called nigodas, belong to the lowest class of jivas, which possess only the sense of touch and undergo such common functions as respiration and metabolism but have little hope of ever progressing to a higher spiritual or bodily state.

Pauline Beck of 69 Elizabeth Street came close, running "a noisy and untidy den of assignation, visited only by the lowest class of people" while the landlady at 105 West 27th Street was said to be "as sour as her wine".

Reptiles had the highest richness at sample points with the lowest class of stand basal area (BA), whereas amphibians were richest at points having the highest BA.

The Earthquake Research Committee (2006) proposed that the average displacement rate for active faults of grade C, the lowest class of activity, is 0.024 mm/y.

If you do not support an overhaul of our drug-enforcement laws, which discriminate against the lowest classes of society, you are not an American.

Thus, such changes often benefit wealthy and powerful elites, and negatively affect the lowest classes of labour and already marginalised social groups.

And so that basically excludes the lowest classes of people who might need it most because they have high risk and comorbidity.

In this case, the low class of trains is considered to be having the classical time windows.

Ninety-four percentage (94 %) of the study area has a low class of groundwater vulnerability to contamination, whereas a total of (6 %) of the study area has moderate vulnerability.