Sentence examples for no class of from inspiring English sources

The Ottomans wanted no competition to their power, so in contrast to European society, there was no class of landed gentry, Mr. Belge said.

As Jared Diamond explains, with no ability or need to store or hoard resources, "there can be no kings, no class of social parasites who grow fat on food seized from others".

No class of ship since the age of steam began has been more systematically prone to breakdown than supertankers; yet there is still no maritime jurisdiction strong enough to control their operation.

He could rely on no class of the Swedish society nor on the political institutions of the 18th century, so he had to make the most of royal propaganda to the public.

And if we leave aside for the moment the most depressed urban and rural slums of nineteenth-century America, no class of Americans — rich, middle-class, or even poor — eats as well today as its counterpart did a century ago.

Since the beneficiaries were often already powerful and wealthy men in their own right, no class of freeborn, mounted warriors linked permanently with the crown resulted from the loyalties established and rewards granted during but one or two reigns.

The pattern distinctness generalizes the Mahalanobis distance to an arbitrary number of classes, but also the case where there are no classes of trials because the design is described by parametric regressors.

This would complete the project of the "no-classes" theory of classes by showing how all talk of classes can be reduced to the theory of propositional functions.

Russell's "No-Class" theory of classes from *20 of Principia Mathematica provides a contextual definition like that of the theory of definite descriptions.

That means there has been no fighting class of nobles.

No distinct class of university teachers and commentators on the national law developed in England.