Sentence examples for narrowest class from inspiring English sources

Reichenbach (1949: 374) proposed to 'proceed by considering the narrowest class for which reliable statistics can be compiled', which isn't circular, but which fails to respond to the objection since it provides no guarantee that there will be only one such class.

Rather than narrowing class differences, they taught that these differences were subjective and unimportant.

The growth of internships has almost certainly contributed to the narrowing class composition of many professions, not least newspaper journalism.

"This really ends up as a very narrow class of students," said Seth M. Galanter, who wrote a brief for New York Lawyers for the Public Interest in support of Mr. Freston.

One of the accusations most often levelled at the Guardian by commenters below the line is that it hires from a narrow class of people.

Justice Thomas proposed adopting "a reading of the confrontation clause that respects its historically limited application to a narrow class of statements bearing indicia of solemnity".

But in 2004, Congress exempted a narrow class of people who collected legal fees in discrimination cases from paying taxes on them, and Ms. Browne Sanders almost certainly fits in that class.

Each action taken by the Department of Justice, as well as the war crimes commissions considered by the president and the Department of Defense, is carefully drawn to target a narrow class of individuals -- terrorists.

Yet I remain sceptical of the widespread progressive idée fixe that the super-duper wealthy constitute a coherent political bloc, unified by common interest and ideology, that works to rig the politico-economic system to their narrow class advantage.

The party that the FLN unseated was itself a recent creation of the Pouvoir, the narrow class of generals, apparatchiks and crony businessmen that is thought to run the country.

"It just seems to me that it is bad policy to single out a narrow class of debtors for punishment," said Representative Henry J. Hyde, Republican of Illinois, an abortion opponent who is a member of the Senate-House conference committee on the bankruptcy bill.