Sentence examples for modern class from inspiring English sources

The BBC's 2013 study of the modern class system shows how outdated this conception is.

Privately, informally, staff divide the modern class of betting-shop punter into two broad groups: the Older Gentlemen (in for the horses) and the Machine Gamblers.

Reckson, a real estate investment trust based in Melville on Long Island, owns about 90 modern Class A office properties in Connecticut, New Jersey and New York.

I had been tipped off about Chavs, and was keen to have a read, having had the book pitched to me as an attempt to help rehabilitate a modern class politics.

His veneer of ecological concern and vague bohemianism cannot quite distract from all this, nor from the fact that his quietly formidable Labour opponent Sadiq Khan is engaging in a modern class politics, to evidently positive effect.

Citing a law review article that criticized such settlements as among the "pathologies of the modern class action," he posed six questions, ending with "and so on," which implied that there was quite a bit more that he wanted to know.

The changes adopted by the Judicial Conference of the United States represent the most substantial revision of the class-action rules since the modern class-action lawsuit came into being in 1966.

The Cambrian was the era when modern phyla evolved: modern classes and orders mostly appeared in the Ordovician, or later (p. 330).

At about this same time, approximately 400 Ma, the Ascomycota and Basidiomycota diverged, and all modern classes of fungi were present by the Late Carboniferous (Pennsylvanian, 318.1 299 Ma).

A second class member whose expression is vegetative-associated appeared in gymnosperms and all three modern classes had fully evolved by the appearance of the first known basal angiosperm.

Claire came along to help Phil give a presentation for Career Day in Luke and Manny's class on "Modern Family".