Sentence examples for narrowing class from inspiring English sources

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.

It created a very firm rule of actual confrontation for a narrowed class of covered hearsay, termed "testimonial statements," and created only a limited number of exceptions.

As Philadelphia plaintiffs lawyer Max Kennerly observed, the ruling fulfilled "one of the key goals of a defendant" in a class-action — narrowing the class certification.

As Philadelphia plaintiffs lawyer Max Kennerly observed, the ruling fulfilled "one of the key goals of a defendant" in a class-action — narrowing the class certification.

But Macdonald-Davis and Baldwin fear their efforts are being hampered by cuts to the Ministry of Justice's advertising budget and social changes which appear to be narrowing the class and professional range from which the magistracy is drawn.

Our system allows immigrants to bring over only a narrow class of relatives.

I identify one narrow class of cases that would satisfy the statutory exception.

Dynamic exponential family is the only but narrow class of parametric models that allows exact Bayesian estimation.

Nevertheless, solutions have been restricted to a fairly narrow class of conditions with limited applicability to real-life situations.

I will further show that such agreement is unique to a rather narrow class of outflow models.