Sentence examples for more serious classes from inspiring English sources

Milder disease (WHO classes II and IIIa) affects approximately 35%to50%0%, whereas more serious classes IIIb, IV, and V affect 45% to 60% [ 7].

Undirected 'horseplay' may not be appreciated, especially in the more serious classes; ask your teacher before you start learning.

In the wake of that futile gold rush, a more serious class of investors has come, putting up microchip factories in Dresden and automobile factories around Leipzig.

However Carney acknowledged that the one of the challenges of such guidelines is that anyone caught attempting to re-enter after being removed is automatically guilty of a felony, a more serious class of crime.

Mr. Pataki's initial plan would require the consent of the prosecutor for judges to choose treatment over prison in the case of people charged with more serious Class B possession felonies, or Class C, D or E charges of selling drugs or possession with intent to sell.

Lesbianism is like the gateway drug to the more serious Class A: sex with men (lol if having less orgasms is your thing then sure, sure).

The more serious adverse outcomes (classes 3 and 4) occurred less frequently.

But more than that, I love theatre that has a smart point of view... theatre that explores something more serious than middle class angst, and The Scottsboro Boys delivers that.

Photography was then a serious business, though being a black landowner, part of a fragile, nascent Southern middle class, was more serious still.

There are athletes whose alleged misconduct is a tad more serious than presiding over working-class housing with maintenance problems and donating to causes in amounts deemed unacceptable by your editors.

Athletes in the T1 class have more serious co-ordination problems then T2 athletes.